Sanctions will bring the least damage to the mining sector/The domestic policy during the boycott is to prevent the decline of exports

According to Mining News Pro, Mohammad Reza Bahraman, pointing out that in the past sanctions, we also touched on the impact of sanctions on the economy, said: "The mining sector, due to the demands that exist in this sector in foreign markets and the foreign countries, have particular conditions for the supply of raw materials to their industries, and to The reason that the mining sector can be a supplier is one of the areas that sees least damage from the sanctions.

At the time of the sanctions, we need to manage domestic policies in a way that does not reduce exports, the head of the mine said, saying that we have a solution that can meet our desirable demands and demands.

We need to create conditions that both maintain and increase the export of minerals in any form, that is, our view of tariffs and tariffs should be such that we can take steps to expand exports and the deterrent factors that are in this direction," he said. We will cut down on exports.

Bahraman argued whether the arrangements were made for new markets or not: Market is achieved over a long period of time, so we should not lose out of existing markets, and the policies should be such that we can expand existing markets, and at that moment We have a role to play in the development of new markets and the obstacles and obstacles in this direction must be overcome.

The head of the mine`s house said whether the withdrawal from the United States has stopped the activity or withdrawal of investors in the mining sector, said the investors who entered the country for the mining sector did not stop their activities, they did not stop, but because of the effects of the boycott. They are more vigilant in asking questions, and we must also manage these distances to maintain the management and preservation of the conditions.

He stated that the companies that came to have concerns about banking issues and money transfers and issues that have been created for the national currency, said: "The expectation that we have from the new head of the Central Bank is to maintain national currency and independence." Look at the Central Bank with the look of economic diplomacy.