Vice President Vance stated on June 15, 2026, that Iran may gain access to a $300 billion reconstruction fund as part of its peace agreement with the United States, contingent upon Tehran fulfilling its obligations under the agreement. Vance noted that this funding would be provided by the Gulf Coast coalition, provided Iran honors the terms of the deal.
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Vice President Vance Discusses Potential Access to $300 Billion Reconstruction Fund for Iran
On June 15, 2026, Vice President Vance indicated that Iran could potentially access a $300 billion reconstruction fund linked to a peace agreement with the U.S., contingent on compliance with the agreement's terms. The fund would be financed by the Gulf Coast coalition.
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Vance: Iran ‘could have access to’ $300B reconstruction fund
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Vice President Vance Discusses Potential Access to $300 Billion Reconstruction Fund for Iran