Favorable conditions for expanding the Iranian goods market
A member of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce believes that if the internal requirements of the manufacturing boom are formed, industrial units have a significant potential to increase job opportunities.
According to Iran's International Stone Exhibition, Abbas Argun stated: In the past years, due to lack of attention to production and some economic problems, we did not pay full attention to production and this caused a significant part of the country's industrial and production capacities. , Practically not working at their full potential.
According to him, given the planning that had taken place in recent months in the direction of supporting domestic production and continued after sanctions and restrictions on imports of consumer goods continued, it created a new space for the expansion of the Iranian commodity market, which It can help increase employment and improve the performance of manufacturing units.
The economist stated that some important preparations must be made to complete this process, stating: First of all, we should note that the import restriction should be in the area of consumer goods and that there should be no restriction in the raw materials sector of the factories because Raw materials, it will not be possible to use all the production capacities in the country. On the other hand, it is important to reduce the barriers to production and improve the business environment.
Argon continued: Besides, the issue of lowering production costs and finished prices is another important issue that should be put on the agenda, thus increasing the possibility of competing Iranian goods with foreign products.
According to him, in order to expand the domestic commodity market, the issue of developing non-oil exports is definitely of great importance and we must expand the domestic commodity market by improving the quality and optimizing the production process.
According to the Census Bureau, the unemployment rate has fallen 10% to 6% compared to the same quarter last year.
* ISNA
