Central Bank Confirms Continuation of Preferential Forex Policy for Essential Goods
In a recent statement, Mostafa Qamarivafa, the Director of Public Relations for the Central Bank of Iran, has clarified the institution’s ongoing foreign exchange policies. The announcement, which disseminated the explanations of the Bank’s Deputy for Foreign Exchange via the X social media platform, underscores the government’s commitment to economic stability and public welfare.
Policy Continuity for Essential Imports
The Central Bank has officially confirmed that its pricing policy for the preferential foreign exchange rate remains unchanged. This system is specifically designated for the import of essential goods and medicines, as well as for the primary and secondary trading halls. The core objective of this steadfast policy is to ensure the consistent and affordable supply of basic commodities for the national household basket, directly supporting the livelihood of the people.
A Focus on Public Welfare and Production
The government’s strategy places a special and distinct emphasis on safeguarding the purchasing power of citizens. The announcement explicitly stated that any action that could disrupt the supply chain for essential items and pharmaceuticals is being actively avoided. Furthermore, the Central Bank reaffirmed its ongoing mandate to strengthen the country’s production system by ensuring the timely allocation of foreign currency, a key component for sustaining and boosting domestic industrial and manufacturing activities.