Sharifi Moghaddam, a television presenter, expressed concern in a conversation with goods sellers about the problems and uncertainties arising from the government's failure to settle accounts with these sellers. He pointed to the critical situation of the stores, saying: “They want their money to buy goods again!”
Concern about the bankruptcy of sellers
Sharifi Moghaddam further referred to the numerous problems that voucher sellers are facing. He stated that several sellers had sent him messages asking him to convey their voices to the authorities. One seller wrote in his message: “For God's sake, do something. Someone should be accountable for the payment of voucher funds. We have a shop and we are going bankrupt.”
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Government's failure to settle accounts and its consequences
Sellers say that due to the government's failure to settle accounts, they are unable to sell goods. They emphasized that they have sold all their goods with vouchers and now need the money from these sales to replenish their stock. Sharifi Moghaddam added in this regard: “They have sold all their goods with vouchers. They want their money. Where will they get the money to buy goods again?”
This situation not only affects the sellers but could also harm the supply chain of goods and generally damage the country's economy. The uncertainty in settlements means a halt in sales and the bankruptcy of many businesses that are currently highly vulnerable.
It is worth mentioning that this problem arises while the government is seeking solutions to increase public welfare and improve the living conditions of the people. However, neglecting the basic needs of sellers and financing them can directly negatively impact these programs.
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