Shafi'i: Export trustee not clear
The head of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture criticized the lack of clarification of the export issue. Redefine.
According to Iran's International Stone Exhibition, Gholamhossein Shafi'i said today at the National Export Day at the Summit, that National Export Day is an opportunity to commemorate those who, under exceptional sanctions and self-inflicted problems, were able to leverage Iran's economy. In global markets.
He said this year was a different year for appreciating the exporters, given the circumstances of the past year and a half, despite the problems, adding that exporters who were wrongly accused by some people today proved how much they were interested in the country and Business ethics are bound by business.
"Export development is one of the ways to achieve economic growth and prosperity, and many countries have been able to achieve high growth with an emphasis on exports," he said.
Shafei said: While sanctions, oil sales and foreign exchange earnings have declined, the country's economic situation has been regulated so that not only export-oriented products have been taken into account, but in some cases they have become more critical.
He believes that in the past few months, a shift in policy-making is evident, and the situation for issuing sudden circulars has become more balanced.
The head of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce noted: In any economic decision-making, its consequences and impacts on other economic factors must be weighed, because sometimes the disadvantages of that decision outweigh its benefits.
He emphasized the importance of export financing, adding that the share of banking system facilities to the export sector has been decreasing since 2005 and now it is low.
Shafaei, referring to the export value added tax, added: "It was previously determined that the exporters' property tax would be returned within a month, which was never enforced; it was decided in the budget bill that exporters should not pay their value added tax." It is now said to be between two and two and a half hundred and five hundred billion dollars in export tax money.
Shafei also suggested: "By joining the Development Guarantee Fund and the Export Development Bank, we can establish an Exim Bank in Iran to save the export from this situation."
* IRNA
