Mirsalim: A sea-oriented policy is part of the country's national security and resilience.
Seyed Mustafa Mirsalim, in a conversation with Mizan: The historical concentration of investments, infrastructure, population and economic activity in the central regions of the country is one of the main factors for the continuation of centralization in Iran's development model.
On the other hand, the country's maritime capabilities have not yet turned into a real economic advantage due to the lack of efficient infrastructure, capital, technology, specialized personnel and institutional coordination.
The experience of war and external pressures shows that a general sea-oriented policy is not only an economic opportunity, but also part of the national security and resilience of the country.
Any disruption in sea routes may affect foreign trade, foreign exchange earnings, supply of basic products and energy exports.
It is not enough to develop the beaches to carry out scattered construction projects, but priority should be given to driving projects that have the greatest impact on production, trade, employment and the completion of value chains.
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