Economic summit held in Iran

Following the United States' new sanctions against Iran, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian held a comprehensive economic summit at the Central Bank with the participation of economic bureaucrats and academics.

Critical Meeting at the Central Bank

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian held an important meeting after the US launched an economic war against Iran and implemented a series of sanctions.

The summit held at the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran lasted about three hours and brought together senior figures in the field of economics.

Economic Bureaucrats and Academics Attended

Minister of Economy and Finance Madani Zade and Central Bank Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati participated in the critical meeting.

Additionally, economics professors working at Iran's leading universities in the field of economics took part in the meeting and shared their views.

Basic Indicators and Proposals Evaluated

At the summit, the latest status of the country's monetary, foreign exchange, and fiscal indicators was brought to the table and evaluated in detail.

Economists presented their views and suggestions on issues such as combating trade barriers, budget policies, and business management.

Economic Stability and Combating Pressures

President Pezeshkian drew attention to the special conditions arising from external pressures and emphasized the importance of maintaining economic stability.

Stating the necessity of bringing inflation expectations under control, Pezeshkian also pointed to solution-oriented approaches.

Pezeshkian's Statement on the US

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that just as they have resisted economic pressures until now, they will stand firm from now on.

Pezeshkian expressed that just as the US could not achieve what it wanted in the military field in the past, it will not achieve its goal through economic pressures at this stage.