Ministry of Industry at the forefront of the fight against corruption
Minister of Industry, Mines and Trade: We are at the forefront of fighting corruption.
According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, Minister of Industry Alireza Razm Hosseini, referring to the disruptions in people's livelihoods, stated: "If we want to speak clearly, we have several economic variables that directly affect people's livelihoods." The first is the exchange rate change, which, with a 478 percent increase, has had a major impact on industries such as livestock and poultry.
"When you have a large amount of money bubbles in the country and you are looking to buy goods, you will undoubtedly face a problem," he said. The disruption will eventually increase investment in neighborhoods such as housing, cars and the like.
Razm Hosseini stated: During this period, we were trying to make reforms. Previously, those who did not supply currency to the Nima cycle were prosecuted, but imports were released in exchange for exports so that they could easily commit to foreign exchange. A person who is interested in investing or importing will not face any problems, and this process will also solve the problem of customs clearance of goods remaining in customs.
He said: "The market regulation headquarters had the approval of the Supreme Council of Heads, which has also been approved by the Supreme Leader." The Ministry of Silence was allowed to control the market with this tool. In the current process, we will face a delay of at least 3 months in decision-making, approval and implementation.
Razm Hosseini, emphasizing that we are still a long way from reaching the desired situation in the market, clarified: sales licenses, concessions and monopolies, golden signatures, corruption, rent-seeking and thousands of reasons that increased prices in steel, cars and the market. But we rose to the forefront of countering this corruption. In steel, consumers were oppressed and domestically produced goods were sold at world prices. We started to control the price and the price of 16,000 Tomans of rebar fell below 8,000 Tomans.
Minister Samat said: "One of the harms of this ministry was the transfer of duties outside this organization. Foreign trade, steel, pricing of goods such as cars are with the Ministry of Silence, but many people are involved in it." We will start destroying and fighting the corrupt in the next few days. All the activities of the automobile industry were concentrated in Idro to eliminate both the broken monopoly and the losses of the automakers. It is not acceptable that the honorable people of Iran do not have a car with a reliable coefficient and a reasonable price. The Ministry of Silence is neither segregated nor merged, today it needs more entanglement and integration.
