Recording the worst performance in the last 6 years in capital investments in the spring of the gross fixed capital formation, which measures the amount of investment in the economy to create and renew production capacities, reached a negative 8.4% in the spring of 1405; This figure is the worst spring performance of this index in the last 6 years. The average growth of this index between 1391 and 1400 was equal to 1.2 percent and in 1401-1404 was equal to 1.5 percent, both indicating the weakness of capital accumulation to achieve sustainable growth. Due to its capital-intensive structure, Iran's economy is in dire need of investment for long-term growth and job creation. The seventh development plan aims to achieve an annual economic growth of 8% and requires an investment of approximately 200 billion dollars, but the current situation is far from these goals. Foreign sanctions, reduction of oil revenues, difficulty in importing machinery and equipment alongside internal obstacles such as chronic inflation, banking conflicts and instability in regulation, were the main causes of the decrease in investments in the country. The experience of recent years shows that improving investments requires internal structural reforms and openness in foreign relations to reduce uncertainty. the channel.

Recording the worst performance in the last 6 years in capital investments in the spring of the gross fixed capital formation, which measures the amount of investment in the economy to create and renew production capacities, reached a negative 8.4% in the spring of 1405; This figure is the worst spring performance of this index in the last 6 years. The average growth of this index between 1391 and 1400 was equal to 1.2 percent and in 1401-1404 was equal to 1.5 percent, both indicating the weakness of capital accumulation to achieve sustainable growth. Due to its capital-intensive structure, Iran's economy is in dire need of investment for long-term growth and job creation. The seventh development plan aims to achieve an annual economic growth of 8% and requires an investment of approximately 200 billion dollars, but the current situation is far from these goals. Foreign sanctions, reduction of oil revenues, difficulty in importing machinery and equipment alongside internal obstacles such as chronic inflation, banking conflicts and instability in regulation, were the main causes of the decrease in investments in the country. The experience of recent years shows that improving investments requires internal structural reforms and openness in foreign relations to reduce uncertainty. the channel.