Iran Stone Exhibition to Increase Export
Undoubtedly, one of the major weaknesses of the Iranian stone industry is its low exports; at present the exports of its stones to neighboring countries or to distant countries are very low and this should increase.
According to the International Stone Exhibition of Iran, the International Stone Exhibition in Maharashtra city of Nimar over the past few years has been very focused on the important issue of export growth and is trying to make it one of the most important and influential exhibition. To transform the world stone industry.
The serious and effective presence of foreign businessmen, media, and international companies in this exhibition proves that this exhibition has been able to present itself well to all the activists of the stone industry around the world and has established itself as a very powerful brand. To register in the world.
Undoubtedly, one of the major weaknesses of the Iranian stone industry is its low exports; at present the exports of its stones to neighboring countries or to distant countries are very low and this should increase.
Russia, one of the most consumed, most demanding and richest countries in the world, is in our neighborhood, but we have not been able to export as much stone as it needs to the Persian Gulf. The most important tool for boosting stone exports to various countries is attending international fairs and inviting merchants and foreign media to attend Iranian fairs, which have so far been pursued by Iranian rock fairs.
Production and industry in any country, if not export-dependent, is doomed to failure; Iran's stone industry, despite its capacity and capability, has only now stagnated for the most important reason, largely due to export and attendance at exhibitions. International has been neglected.
The presence of Iranian producers in international fairs has been increasing ever since the Iranian Stone Exhibition has seriously pursued the export issue, and the interest of manufacturers to increase exports has been increasing day by day. Efforts by the private sector to boost exports alone are not enough, and the government needs to provide the facilities needed to boost exports further by providing cheap facilities and export incentives and supporting international presence and removing banking barriers.
