The price of the car is on the agenda of the parliament; Import policy and foreign exchange under the microscope "Iran": The parliament's automotive committee is scheduled to hold a meeting this week, and as Javad Hosseinikia, a member of the Islamic Council's Industries and Mines Committee, told "Iran": "Reviewing the recent price increases will be the most important agenda of this meeting. The amount of vehicle production in Israel is about one million units per year, when the demand in the market reaches about one million and 600 to one million and 700 thousand units. This means that the market faces a gap of about 600,000 to 700,000 devices. Importing in such a situation is not a privilege for foreign cars, but a tool to bring the supply closer to the demand. Foreign exchange policy plays an important role in this, and not allocating currency to car imports has fueled the market. If the market moves away from the existing situation, instead of looking at imports and production as zero and one, a balance needs to be created between these two. Read the full text here.