🎥 Salehi Amiri: There were several blind spots in tourism that we tried to define each one separately as a project and solve them.

🎥 Salehi Amiri: There were several blind spots in tourism that we tried to define each one separately as a project and solve them.

One of the most important points was that foreign tourists enter through official borders and cannot convert their currency into Rials. In this environment brokers and brokers take money from tourists and convert it at whatever price they want and pay to tourists, and finally there was no supervision from anyone.

In the last two years, we reached an understanding with the central bank about converting the exchange rate to real internally, and there was a difference in the rate.

🔹 With the agreement of the six ministers we had, including Mr. Iraqi, Ms. Saad, Hamati, Satar Hashemi and Minister of Economy Madinazadeh, it was agreed upon in Mashhad and we had five decisions, the most important of which was that the exchange rate would be available to foreign tourists at the company's unofficial market price with a reasonable deduction. 🔹 The foreign tourist can do what he wants with the card in his possession and when he returns he will return the card to the same branch at the same gate that was purchased from him and the coin will be returned.

🔹 It was a turning point when we came to an agreement with Mr. Hemati that we should evaluate the head of Marzi Bank and the group of managers.

The Mashhad meeting, held in the presence of Astan Jerusalem, is a development in tourism.