Jahangiri: The lifting of sanctions without structural reforms will not make Iran's economy flourish.
▫ Isak Jahangiri, the first deputy of the 11th and 12th governments, pointed to the continuation of the economic imbalance in the country and emphasized that problems such as energy imbalances, budget deficits and imbalances in the banking system are still factors of pressure on Iran's economy.
▫ In the "Strategic Dialogue" program, he said that external shocks, including sanctions, restrictions on trade exchanges, naval blockades and war, affect the country's economic situation by separating short-term factors from structural factors that affect the economy; However, an important part of the problems lies in the structure of the economy.
▫ The first vice president of the 11th and 12th governments emphasized that even if the sanctions are lifted and foreign restrictions are removed, we cannot expect that Iran's economy will automatically enter the path of prosperity.
▫ For him, removing external shocks alone is not enough to solve economic problems, and without correcting structural deficiencies it will not be possible to return to stability and sustainable growth.
The link of this program in Aparat.