Amir Hassan Kakayi, a university professor and automotive industry expert, in examining the effects of recent sanctions on the country's rail transport, pointed out the increase in costs and the negative consequences of these changes. He stated that sanctions fuel economic warfare and stressed the need for a more thorough examination of the economic situation and its impacts on people's lives.
Impact of Sanctions on the Transport Sector
Kakayi believes that with the imposition of new sanctions, the rail transport sector in the country faces serious challenges, which could lead to increased transport costs and consequently reduce public welfare. He also noted that these sanctions will not only affect the automotive industry but also other related industries.
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Economic Warfare and Its Consequences
This university professor pointed out that economic warfare has reached a new stage, noting that sanctions could lead to greater damage to the country's economy. He emphasized that instead of making short-term decisions, a comprehensive and long-term approach should be adopted to tackle these challenges.
Kakayi highlighted the importance of planning and developing appropriate strategies in the current conditions, stating: "We must seek solutions that allow us to become more resilient against these sanctions. This requires cooperation among all sectors and institutions." He also mentioned the necessity of increasing investment in rail transport infrastructure, stating that such investments could help improve economic conditions and reduce costs.
Ultimately, Kakayi emphasized that we should not allow sanctions and economic problems to weaken the spirit and confidence of the people. He stressed the need for solidarity and cooperation to overcome this crisis, saying: "People must know that through collaboration and empathy, they can overcome challenges."
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