Signing a memorandum of understanding to increase the share of the cooperative sector in non-oil exports
A memorandum of understanding was signed between the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare and the Trade Development Organization of Iran to increase the cooperative sector's share of non-oil exports.
According to the Iran International Stone Exhibition, in line with the goals and duties of the Deputy Minister of Cooperative Affairs of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare in the field of market development and export of companies and cooperatives, as well as the mission of the Trade Development Organization of Iran in developing and supporting export companies. These two sections were arranged and signed.
The memorandum, signed by Mohammad Kabiri, Deputy Minister of Cooperative Affairs, Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare, and Hamid Zadboom, Deputy Minister of Silence and Director General of the Trade Development Organization of Iran, focuses on upgrading scientific, professional and export skills of export cooperatives, identifying and establishing export consortia. Capable cooperatives and cooperation and participation in market development and export of cooperatives with the country's export capacity are emphasized.
The objectives of this memorandum can be to exchange information in the field of export of cooperatives, cooperate in creating a special export award for the country's cooperative sector, prepare and approve the country's export development document, cooperate in better and more cooperative companies benefit from export support and also help increase He pointed out that the cooperative sector's share of non-oil exports and achieving a 25% share in the country's economy by creating a synergy in the cooperatives' production-commercial capacities.
In the face of increasing sanctions, especially in the area of oil exports and the difficulty of importing foreign currency into the country, such a memorandum could significantly help non-oil exports, as well as strengthen competition between cooperatives, job creation and currency appreciation.
