By Fiona MacDonald and Dahlia Kholaif
The Persian Gulf country eventually plans to meet 90 percent of demand, Mottaki said today at a news conference in Kuwait City, where he was attending a meeting of donors to Sudan.
Iran is under a fourth round of United Nations sanctions because it refuses to curtail its nuclear program, which the U.S. and European Union say may be a cover for weapons development. Sanctions are likely to hamper Iran’s ability to invest in upgrading its refineries to raise gasoline output, the International Energy Agency said Oct. 13 in a report.