debtor government, creditor banks; 4.07 billion euros claims of the private sector remain undecided! While the government has yet to pay 4.7 billion euros of the foreign exchange claims of the private sector, the banks are demanding the repayment of the foreign exchange facilities of the economic operators. According to Tasnim, economic activists say that their demand from the government is 3 to 4 times their debt to the banks; But despite the president's order, the status of these requirements has not yet been clarified. On the other hand, according to activists in the private sector, the promise to lower the interest rate of the foreign exchange facilities from 14% to 6-7% has not been fulfilled. The continuation of this situation can challenge the supply of raw materials, the activity of the food industry and finally the nutritional security of the country. The question is: when the government does not pay its debt, how should the private sector settle the debt of the banks?

debtor government, creditor banks; 4.07 billion euros claims of the private sector remain undecided! While the government has yet to pay 4.7 billion euros of the foreign exchange claims of the private sector, the banks are demanding the repayment of the foreign exchange facilities of the economic operators. According to Tasnim, economic activists say that their demand from the government is 3 to 4 times their debt to the banks; But despite the president's order, the status of these requirements has not yet been clarified. On the other hand, according to activists in the private sector, the promise to lower the interest rate of the foreign exchange facilities from 14% to 6-7% has not been fulfilled. The continuation of this situation can challenge the supply of raw materials, the activity of the food industry and finally the nutritional security of the country. The question is: when the government does not pay its debt, how should the private sector settle the debt of the banks?