According to the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency, the head of the Tabriz Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture said: "Reforming the preferred currency and popularizing subsidies will increase people's purchasing power and will also increase public welfare."
In an exclusive interview with IRNA on Sunday, Younes Jaileh stated that the 13th government has taken serious decisions in the country's economic sector and has taken important measures in this regard, adding: "One of these decisions is to remove the preferred currency of 4200 Tomans from the country's economic system."
He said: "It was suggested that this action be done step by step, but the government's decision was to act together and the money that is given to the people in the form of subsidies for the exchange rate difference is a good figure and we hope every month." This figure should be injected into the country's economic network.
According to the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency, the head of the Tabriz Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture said: "In previous years, the allocation of preferential currency had caused problems in the agricultural sector, especially in the goods to which this currency belongs." The allocation of 4,200 tomans to products such as corn, meat, sugar, oil and industry had caused foreign countries to use these resources and create a large market for themselves.
Jaileh, noting that the move had taken away the competitiveness of the agricultural sector that produces these products, continued: "With this decision of the government, the agricultural sector can flourish seriously and the sectors that we were unaware of." , Be strengthened.