Government Has Plans for Any Economic Pressure

The Deputy Minister of Economy, referring to the government's plans to manage sanctions and economic blockade conditions, stressed that this situation is a limited transition period and that the government is running the country with a structured seven-part plan.

Referring to the government's plans to manage the conditions of sanctions and economic blockade, the Deputy Minister of Economy emphasized: This situation is a limited transition period and the government is managing the country with a codified and seven-part plan.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Morteza Zamaniyan, the deputy economic policy minister of the Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance said about the country's plans to deal with the economic blockade: Although this situation has caused hardships and worries for the people and created turbulence in the market, this issue will be a limited transition period.

He added: a seven-part plan for the administration of the country during the period of economic blockade has been prepared by the government authorities and the necessary approvals have been obtained for it. Each of these departments is assigned to a specific device or devices, and if there was limited information in this regard, it was due to the confidentiality aspect or the inexpediency of its public announcement.

The Deputy Minister of Economy stated that various economic groups in the government are promoting these sectors in cooperation with other governing bodies, and clarified that the effects of these measures will be visible in the near future. Just as during the military war, the country's resistance was a guarantee of victory, in the economic war, what guarantees the country's resistance in the first place is the divine promise and the people's belief in the truth of the divine promise, and all the efforts of the government and the people's support will also help in this direction.

Zamanian noted in a TV interview: "Clearly specific plans have been formulated for each and every damage planned by the enemy, especially the issue of economic blockade, which caused the concern of importers and producers." Until today, despite the imposed costs, the enemy has failed and many of the basic needs of the country, the supply of goods and raw materials have been successfully completed and this process will continue until the siege is completely lifted.