President Pezeshkian: We will not allow war conditions to burden people's livelihoods
Tehran - BORNA - President Pezeshkian chaired a specialized meeting on Monday to review models for involving guilds and trade unions in the production and distribution process. During the session, the President highlighted that one of the government’s fundamental policies is "controlling consumption and preventing induced or false demand" through precise management.
In a move to enhance the country’s economic resilience, President Pezeshkian identified the strengthening of forex-earning exports as a vital necessity. He called for a serious push to develop exports, particularly through border provinces.
"The development of exports, especially through the country's borders by delegating authority to border governors and expanding economic interactions with neighboring countries, must be pursued with vigor," the President emphasized.
He further stressed the importance of utilizing "economic diplomacy" to compete in regional and international markets. According to Pezeshkian, high quality, competitive pricing, and the use of diplomatic tools are the three pillars o
Addressing the hybrid war and economic pressures exerted by enemies, the President warned against any exploitation of the current sensitive situation. "The government does not intend to restrict healthy economic activity; however, we will not allow anyone to target the people's livelihoods or seek illegitimate gains by exploiting war conditions," he asserted.
Pezeshkian underscored the government’s shift toward "economic facilitation," advocating for the delegation of more executive authority to guilds, producers, and distribution networks. In this model, the government will primarily act as a policymaker, supervisor, and facilitator.
The President also issued several strategic mandates to the Ministry of Industry, Mine, and Trade (MIMT), including prioritizing support for export-oriented goods and aligning domestic production with the real needs of society.
Furthermore, he highlighted the importance of sustainable development, stating that any industrial expansion must be consistent with envir
Minister of Industry, Mine, and Trade, Mohammad Atabak, provided a report on the status of strategic reserves and the production of essential goods. He assured the President that despite external pressures and the economic war, production in key industrial and mining sectors continues without interruption.
Atabak noted that the ministry, in coordination with trade unions, has implemented special programs to control prices, counter hoarding, and manage supply. He reaffirmed that the priority remains supporting export-oriented industries and leveraging the potential of regional markets and neighboring countries to increase the nation's foreign exchange earnings.
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