Settlement of foreign exchange claims of importers of essential products requires the provision of resources from the government Public relations of the central bank, in response to a collective letter of associations and organizations active in the field of importing basic products, while appreciating the efforts of the importers to satisfy the basic needs of the people and maintain the nutritional security of the country, explained the mechanism of providing the preferred currency and related obligations. Based on these explanations, in recent years importers of basic products needed by the country will come, and the government has committed to providing the currency related to this import at a preferential rate of 28,500 tomans per dollar. In this framework, the central bank, as the agent of the government, sold the currency needed by the importers at a preferential rate from the currency resources allocated by the government and deposited into the government's account the value of reals from the sale of currency. On this basis, the obligation to provide foreign exchange resources to pay preferential currency to the importers of basic goods is essentially the government's responsibility, and the central bank assumed the role of agent and government administrator in this mechanism. This procedure has also existed in recent years, and by providing the necessary foreign exchange resources, the government has made it possible to meet obligations related to the import of basic products through the central bank.

Settlement of foreign exchange claims of importers of essential products requires the provision of resources from the government Public relations of the central bank, in response to a collective letter of associations and organizations active in the field of importing basic products, while appreciating the efforts of the importers to satisfy the basic needs of the people and maintain the nutritional security of the country, explained the mechanism of providing the preferred currency and related obligations. Based on these explanations, in recent years importers of basic products needed by the country will come, and the government has committed to providing the currency related to this import at a preferential rate of 28,500 tomans per dollar. In this framework, the central bank, as the agent of the government, sold the currency needed by the importers at a preferential rate from the currency resources allocated by the government and deposited into the government's account the value of reals from the sale of currency. On this basis, the obligation to provide foreign exchange resources to pay preferential currency to the importers of basic goods is essentially the government's responsibility, and the central bank assumed the role of agent and government administrator in this mechanism. This procedure has also existed in recent years, and by providing the necessary foreign exchange resources, the government has made it possible to meet obligations related to the import of basic products through the central bank.