Chairman of the Iran-India Joint Chamber of Commerce: FATF rules are binding and must be observed. Of course, we now observe it in some way, but it is not called FATF and we observe these rules under the title of money laundering laws.

President of the Iran-Iran Joint Investment Association: One of the clauses of the sanctions is that if someone has invested in the United States; It cannot invest in Iran at the same time and this is a big obstacle for big companies like Total. Therefore, 3 to 4 billion dollars a year to attract foreign investment may be 5% of the needs and facilities of our country.

Iran's economy is currently plagued by a number of problems that economists say require serious surgery to address.

Senior Advisor to the President of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce: I recommend that we join the global treaties and protocols after the FATF, because otherwise we will pay more. If our conditions are opened and sanctions are lifted and we become a member of the FATF, but if we are not a member of these global treaties, we can not get our share.

Member of the Board of Representatives of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce: We can make exceptions in the approval of the FATF, but it is not interesting that the label is blacklisted. This is not a club to be proud of.

The monetary and banking expert said that one of the biggest disadvantages of putting Iran's name on the FATF black list is the refusal of world banks to open LC credit for Iranian businessmen. This has forced the central bank to turn to the remittance system and impose high costs and risks on the country's economy.

Tehran Chamber of Commerce Board Member: If the political views in a society are not in line with the economic views, it will be detrimental to the society, which is not in line in our country, but we hope that this will happen.

The most important economic constraint on Iran these days is the unilateral and oppressive US sanctions, which, although the FATF ratification does not change the situation, but economic experts believe that this resolution could be an important step in reducing the country's economic constraints.

An expert on monetary and banking issues: The impact of Iran's removal from the FATF blacklist on the process of easing sanctions cannot be ignored, at least psychologically, which could strengthen the international opposition to sanctions and better treatment of Iran by other governments.

The extension of the FATF bills in the Expediency Council, which was approved by the Supreme Leader of the Revolution in response to the President's request, redefined the benefits and harms of joining the WTO. According to experts, the FATF is a necessary condition for economic growth. In the country.

Governor of the Central Bank: Determining the non-obligation of the FATF can be an obstacle for the country's banking system in conducting international banking transactions in the absence of sanctions.

Vice Chairman of the Macroeconomic Commission of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce: The FATF must be accepted and this will happen. Do not doubt that the Expediency Council will agree to this.

The Supreme Leader of the Revolution agreed to reconsider the FATF in the Assembly, but this agreement does not mean the approval of these bills.

Chairman of the Iran-Italy Chamber of Commerce: Our policymakers and elites know that even if the sanctions are lifted but we can not communicate with Swift and not join the FATF, it will not be of any use. Because if we can't move the money, what good will it do to lift the sanctions?

Chairman of the Iran-China Chamber of Commerce: It is true that our banking system had little to do with the global system. But 14 banks were exempt from sanctions, which in fact carried out all our actions in the last two years.

Member of Iran Chamber of Commerce: Why does our vaccine reach us with so many requests, pleas and intermediaries? Because of sanctions and the FATF blacklist, we are unable to conduct our transactions properly.

Chairman of the Iran-Afghanistan Chamber: Ghazanfarbank has been issued a principled license to operate in Iran, but for reasons such as the banking laws of the two countries and the fact that Iran is not a member of the FATF, Ghazanfar Bank could not have a branch in Iran.

Former Member of Parliament: It is not too late, we should not allow duplicity and confusion in the country, implement financial transparency and justify the society to the need for this mechanism.

We must be able to increase the level of trade with the world in order to grow the economic cake, otherwise we will go to the distribution of poverty with a GDP of four hundred billion dollars for a population of eighty million people.

"Not joining the FATF is actually a financial suicide," said a capital market expert.