34 billion dollar damage to the economy The private sector's solution to save industries; From the issuance of holidays to the need to rebuild infrastructure according to the report of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, the total forced vacations and economic disruptions caused by energy imbalances (electricity and gas), internet disruptions, air pollution and war conditions in 1404 caused a loss of 34 billion dollars to the country's economy and destroyed approximately 22% of the potential production capacity. This year, in addition to 61 days of total closure, economic activity was disrupted for approximately 190 days. The spread of outages to small and medium industries, heavy costs of restarting equipment, damage to the supply chain and disruption of business commitments are the consequences of this situation. In order to reduce the damages, the private sector proposed to float holidays and working days in accordance with the timing of the energy restrictions so that the companies would have the opportunity to compensate for the production. However, experts emphasize that these solutions are temporary and the continuation of production ultimately depends on curbing the energy imbalance, storing winter fuel and rebuilding the damaged infrastructure. Full text of the channel.

34 billion dollar damage to the economy The private sector's solution to save industries; From the issuance of holidays to the need to rebuild infrastructure according to the report of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, the total forced vacations and economic disruptions caused by energy imbalances (electricity and gas), internet disruptions, air pollution and war conditions in 1404 caused a loss of 34 billion dollars to the country's economy and destroyed approximately 22% of the potential production capacity. This year, in addition to 61 days of total closure, economic activity was disrupted for approximately 190 days. The spread of outages to small and medium industries, heavy costs of restarting equipment, damage to the supply chain and disruption of business commitments are the consequences of this situation. In order to reduce the damages, the private sector proposed to float holidays and working days in accordance with the timing of the energy restrictions so that the companies would have the opportunity to compensate for the production. However, experts emphasize that these solutions are temporary and the continuation of production ultimately depends on curbing the energy imbalance, storing winter fuel and rebuilding the damaged infrastructure. Full text of the channel.