Haft Koen's foreign trade; The fourth reader How can Iran's foreign trade be developed under conditions of banking sanctions and restrictions? Dr. Daoud Daneshjafari; member of the academic staff of Alma Tabatabai University The restriction of access to international banking services and high-speed internet has increased the cost and risk of Iran's foreign trade. To compensate for this challenge without relying on traditional systems, three main solutions are proposed: the use of exchanges and authorized money transfer institutions for small transactions, the creation of an official market for offshore dollars, and the development of trade settlement markets based on the currencies of trading partners, such as the Chinese yuan, UAE dirham, ruble, and lira. Although exchanges have high flexibility, they face the risk of default and supervision; The foreign dollar also does not remove the dependence on the dollar infrastructure, and regional currencies require liquidity stability. Experts suggest that the central bank manages export requirements to supply imports by designing a formal multi-currency system and effective supervision. Full text of the channel.