Eighteen joint commercial and economic commissions
Deputy Minister of Industry and Director General of the Trade Development Organization: The Ministry of Industry has eighteen joint commercial and economic commissions with different countries and is active in twelve joint commissions with other ministries.
According to the International Stone Exhibition of Iran, Hamid Zadboom in a meeting with Dr. Ishaq Jahangiri with the Minister, Deputies and Managers of the Ministry of Industry in the meeting of the Council of Deputies held at the Ministry, spoke about issues related to exports: information on laws and regulations Exports are monitored daily by the World Trade Organization, and it has been found that eighty-eight countries have banned exports so far.
He added: "Also, five countries have announced import bans so far, and seventy-five countries in the world have facilitated imports for the import of medical and health-related items and goods related to Corona."
Regarding the Joint Trade Commissions, the Deputy Minister of Industry and the Director General of the Trade Development Organization said: "The Ministry of Industry has 18 joint trade and economic commissions with different countries, and we also held a joint economic commission with Oman and Uzbekistan last year. We are the ministry with the most commissions.
Zadboom also added: "Of course, we are active in twelve joint commissions with other ministries and we are working."
Granting licenses to more than sixty-five business boards last year
Referring to some measures taken in the field of deepening exports, he added: "Increasing exports to nearly 15 neighboring countries was our most important export program last year, which continues this year and to more than sixty-five trade delegations last year." We gave permission.
Referring to the export incentives, the Deputy Minister of Industry and the General Director of the Trade Development Organization stated: "We were able to get about 20 billion tomans from the 1,300 billion tomans of export incentives in 1397, which was divided among nine hundred export companies."
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