When the speed of access to the coin becomes a serious issue for the producers, who is allocated the coin for 48 hours and who remains in the queue for a year? In a situation where the manufacturers of our country need foreign exchange resources for the supply of raw materials, machinery and industrial parts, the recent statements of a member of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce about the one-year wait of certain companies for the allocation of foreign currency posed an important question to the central bank. How in a currency system can some requests be allocated within 24 to 48 hours, but some economic operators wait months? Is the difference only due to the type of goods, the way the currency is issued and the regulations, or should the prioritization mechanism also be corrected and clarified? Continue in the link below.

When the speed of access to the coin becomes a serious issue for the producers, who is allocated the coin for 48 hours and who remains in the queue for a year? In a situation where the manufacturers of our country need foreign exchange resources for the supply of raw materials, machinery and industrial parts, the recent statements of a member of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce about the one-year wait of certain companies for the allocation of foreign currency posed an important question to the central bank. How in a currency system can some requests be allocated within 24 to 48 hours, but some economic operators wait months? Is the difference only due to the type of goods, the way the currency is issued and the regulations, or should the prioritization mechanism also be corrected and clarified? Continue in the link below.