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Safeguarding exports under sanctions requires operational measures regulatory reform privatesect

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‘Safeguarding exports under sanctions requires operational measures, regulatory reform, private-sect​

TEHRAN- Samad Hassanzadeh, President of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA), said on Monday at the National Export Associations Conference, held at the Iran Chamber under the slogan “Capable Exporter, Strong Association, Sustainable Exports”: Foreign trade cannot be examined merely within the framework of export and import statistics, trade balance, or foreign-exchange earnings; rather, foreign trade is directly linked to national production, employment, investment, economic security, access to technology, and the country’s position in regional and global division of labor. From this perspective, any disruption in trade relations affects the country’s production and economic capacities.

‘Safeguarding exports under sanctions requires operational measures, regulatory reform, private-sect

Iran Chamber calls for rethinking export resilience opening a trade path to Africa

· 5 min read

Iran Chamber calls for rethinking export resilience, opening a trade path to Africa​

TEHRAN- The president of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture, referring to the approach of National Export Day, said: This year’s National Export Day should be an opportunity to rethink the resilience of the country’s foreign trade.

Iran Chamber calls for rethinking export resilience, opening a trade path to Africa

Iran Kenya chambers of commerce chart strategic trade path

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Iran, Kenya chambers of commerce chart strategic trade path​

TEHRAN- The head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, in a meeting with the head of the Kenya Chamber of Commerce, described Kenya—due to its strong financial infrastructure and the strategic port of Mombasa—as the most important gateway for Iran and other countries to the African market, and stated: Iran sees Kenya as a strategic and reciprocal partner and can play a role as a gateway for Kenya to Central Asia and Eurasia.

Iran, Kenya chambers of commerce chart strategic trade path