The Deputy Chairman of the Parliament's Health Committee in an interview with Kihan: The government's main priority in the field of foreign exchange should be the supply of medicine. The First Deputy Chairman of the Parliament's Health Committee stated that the country's main priorities in the field of foreign exchange should be the provision of medicines, treatment, providing a living and housing, and said: This year, compared to last year, 500 million dollars has decreased from the preferred currency for medicine. According to our correspondent, while the statesmen of the 14th government repeatedly emphasize the preservation of the preferred currency of medicine and the prevention of the surge in the price of medical products, field evidence and official statistics provide another narrative of the reality of the health economy. This gap between supporting slogans and executive performance has plunged the field of medicine and medical equipment into a confusion of chaos. "Mohamed Fakmar", the first vice-chairman of the health committee in the parliament, in an interview with Kihan, stated that the main priorities of the state in the field of foreign exchange should be the supply of medicines, treatment and provision of livelihood and housing for people, he said: "The supply of medicine and the treatment of people are very important in the field of medicine and in recent years the production and supply of medicine. This situation must be resolved seriously." If resources and policies are properly managed, an important part of people's problems in the field of care and medicine can be solved. Fakmar continued: As of today, the preferred currency is only given to medicines and raw materials that have already been disposed of and consumed in the preferred currency. Also, manufactured drugs from essential and vital groups and important drugs for special and incurable patients that do not have locally produced equivalents will receive a preferential currency. He stated: Last year, three and a half billion dollars of preferential currency of 28,500 tomans were allocated for the import of drugs and medical equipment by the government and the Food and Drug Organization, which means that about 300 million dollars per month were allocated to fully meet the needs of this region. This year, on the other hand, three billion dollars of 28,500 toman currency was allocated by the government to import medicine and medical equipment, which means that this year the preferred currency of medicine decreased by 500 million dollars. Yes, it's slow Sorosh+ | Telegram Instagram.