The license for clearance of basic goods was extended before providing currency
By extending the approvals of the Anti-Sanction Headquarters, the Supreme National Security Council allowed the country's customs to clear the authorized goods, including basic goods, before completing the process of providing currency.
By extending the approvals of the Anti-Sanction Headquarters, it was possible to clear some authorized goods from the country's customs before completing the process of providing currency; The license is valid until November 15, according to the announcement of the Supreme National Security Council.
Ambassador Arjan-Economic Group: The Supreme National Security Council extended the clearance of goods before providing foreign currency, enabling the departure of authorized shipments from customs.
According to the announcement of the Supreme National Security Council to the customs of the country, the approvals of the anti-sanction headquarters have been extended by the heads of the forces.
By extending these approvals, the Supreme National Security Council allowed the country's customs to clear the authorized goods, including basic goods, before completing the process of providing foreign currency.
This permission has been given to customs until November 15th, and if the conditions continue, the heads of forces and the Supreme Security Council should extend it again.
The head of the Judiciary, while visiting one of the country's strategic dry ports, reviewed the status of essential goods and delayed shipments and demanded the elimination of administrative inconsistencies in the process of import and clearance. During this visit, the issue of 3,000 tons of soybean meal, a shipment of frozen meat and significant amounts of rice exposed to corruption was investigated.
Since the beginning of the war imposed by the Zionist-American regime against our country, more than 69,000 trucks and 1,860 wagons carrying basic goods have been sent to the country from customs.
During the last 20 days, according to the statistics published by the customs, 1 million and 751 thousand tons of basic goods were cleared from the country's customs and entered the country.