Foreign food chains brave risks for a bite of Iran
Economy is still bogged down by red tape and struggles to attract overseas investors
Teheran
FOR years, Iranians have had to put up with the likes of "Mash Donalds" and "Pizza Hat". Now real Western food franchises have finally arrived, but doing business in Iran is not for the faint-hearted.
Despite strict international sanctions being eased under a nuclear deal with world powers last year, the Iranian economy remains bogged down by red tape and struggles to attract foreign investors.
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