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Ebrahimi: The preferential currency should have been gradually reduced
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Ebrahimi: The preferential currency should have been gradually reduced

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By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 36,933

Nadergholi Ebrahimi, a member of parliament, in a debate with Jamal Mirzaei, the president of the Tire Producers Association, examined the policies of preferential currency and its impacts on the country's economy. Ebrahimi emphasized that the preferential currency should have been gradually reduced to prevent more serious problems. He stated that these unprofessional decisions in determining the preferential exchange rate have led to rent-seeking and opportunism for specific groups.

Consequences of Preferential Currency

Ebrahimi further added: "We must pay attention to the fact that preferential currency does not help production at all and, in fact, creates more problems for producers." He also referred to potential abuses of this policy, saying: "Some individuals and groups are exploiting this situation for their personal gain."

Global Experiences and the Need for Policy Change

Jamal Mirzaei also expressed concern about the current situation in this debate, emphasizing that the preferential currency policy has not only failed to help producers but has also led to a decrease in product quality and an increase in prices. He added: "The experience of other countries shows that such policies are not beneficial for the economy in the long run and need to be gradually reformed."

This debate reflects serious concerns among parliament members and producers who are seeking solutions to improve the country's economic conditions. It seems that the need for a review of currency and production policies is felt more than ever. Given the current conditions, it is expected that economic decision-makers will pay more attention to these points and adjust their policies based on the positive experiences of other countries.

Source: hamshahrionline.ir