Normalization of trade with India; Soon
Vice President of the Iran-India Chamber: At the same time, there is no problem in discussing financial transfers with India, and the money deposited can be used for basic goods.
According to the International Exhibition of Iranian Stone, Parham Rezaei, Vice President of the Iran-India Chamber of Commerce and Industry, spoke about the trade situation with India after the Corona outbreak and said: "Currently, there is no particular problem in trade with India." Problems with trade with India were due to the spread of the corona, which, although returning to normal, is expected to return to normal in the next week or two.
He continued: "In the intercity part of India, transportation is difficult and almost inter-city travel has been stopped, some personnel cannot return to work and it has not returned to normal."
"At the same time, there is no problem in discussing financial transfers with India, and the money that has been deposited can be used for basic goods, and what remains is a slow process," said the deputy chairman of the Iran-India Chamber of Commerce. Or in the next two weeks, the trend will return to almost normal and we will be able to guide it normally.
* ILNA
