Abdul Nasser Hammati, the head of the central bank, said: "In the first seven months and 15 days of the year, about 30 billion dollars of foreign exchange was promised for imports, and there is no shortage in the supply of basic products." He added that the supply of raw materials for production and medicine continues. Hamati added: "More than 9,000 credits were paid, 75% of which were allocated to businesses and a major part to working capital." According to him, "the enemy tried to collapse the economy, cut off foreign exchange earnings and stop production, but he did not achieve the goal in terms of the people and the various groups."

Abdul Nasser Hammati, the head of the central bank, said: "In the first seven months and 15 days of the year, about 30 billion dollars of foreign exchange was promised for imports, and there is no shortage in the supply of basic products." He added that the supply of raw materials for production and medicine continues. Hamati added: "More than 9,000 credits were paid, 75% of which were allocated to businesses and a major part to working capital." According to him, "the enemy tried to collapse the economy, cut off foreign exchange earnings and stop production, but he did not achieve the goal in terms of the people and the various groups."