Mohammad Javad Zarif, our Foreign Minister, today at a press conference emphasized the continuation of wartime conditions and sanctions, introducing exporters as the commanders on the front lines of the economic war. These statements are particularly significant in the context of examining the challenges and obstacles in the path of exports.
Emphasis on the Role of Exporters
Zarif said at this meeting: "Our exporters, like the commanders of the economic war, are at the forefront of facing sanctions and economic problems. They help maintain and expand the country's exports with their efforts, and we must support these heroes." He added that the Foreign Ministry is working to identify and eliminate export barriers so that exporters can operate better and more effectively.
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Obstacles to Exports
The Foreign Minister also referred to the problems and challenges facing exports, stating: "We are facing numerous sanctions that have severely impacted the export process. These sanctions have affected not only the country's economic activities but also the lives of the people." He also mentioned the Foreign Ministry's efforts to negotiate with other countries to facilitate the export process.
Zarif emphasized the importance of economic diplomacy, stating that all available capacities must be utilized to improve the export situation. He also pointed to the effective role of governmental and private organizations in this regard, stating: "We all must join hands to overcome the challenges and contribute to the country's economic growth."
Suggestions for Improvement
The Foreign Minister continued by mentioning several suggestions for improving the export situation. He emphasized the need for closer cooperation with exporters and transparency in export laws and regulations. Zarif added: "We must ensure that exporters receive the necessary support and can operate with peace of mind."
According to Zarif, the Foreign Ministry is seeking to establish closer relations with target export countries and believes that strengthening economic diplomacy can help mitigate the effects of sanctions. He also emphasized the importance of creating suitable infrastructure to facilitate exports, stating: "Creating suitable infrastructure, including transportation and logistics, is essential for exporters to easily present their goods to global markets."
These statements come at a time when the country is facing economic challenges and international sanctions, and improving the export situation can be seen as an effective solution to address these problems.
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