Pourakhan: Not all problems of the country are caused by foreign sanctions

Mustafa Pouradgan Speaking to a Mehr reporter, referring to some of the recent instructions of the Supreme Leader of the Revolution that the boycott is a part of the problems, but not all of the sanctions, he said: As the Supreme Leader said, not all of our problems are due to enemy sanctions.

He said: “Of course, we should note that sanctions and economic warfare must be resolved, which requires thwarting sanctions as well as economic and political openings.” The negotiations should also be based on the three important principles put forward by the supreme leader, namely wisdom, dignity and expediency.

A member of the Majlis Committee on Industries and Mines said: “On the other hand, there should be no idea that despite sanctions and economic warfare, everything has stopped. We must also make some economic reforms in the country based on our current economy structures.

Pouradgan He explained: For example, in the area of ​​subsidies, reforms are necessary and urgent measures must be taken. The importance of economic reform is that even if political openings occur and sanctions are lifted, we will certainly be damaged if we do not reform our economic structures.

He also said that economic reforms in the area of ​​subsidies are vital, saying that there are also many government -owned businesses, which is one of the important economic reforms that the government must move towards the transfer of these firms to the private sector.

Ardakan's representative to the Islamic Consultative Assembly, referring to another part of the revolutionary leader's remarks about avoiding and abandoning things, said: “The supreme leader has properly pointed out that in some cases we do not decide and think that non -decision -making is right.” Accordingly, we must decide on timely resolving the country's important issues and have a good action to make decisions and implement them.