It seems that these problems will be solved step by step. Sharif Nizam Mafi, in an interview with ILNA, pointed out that reducing any form of political tension will benefit the economy. He said: The economic problems in Iran have no economic solution. They play politics; It seems that any effort to reduce international tensions can lead to the flourishing of the free economy in the country.
   He considered the JCPOA agreement to be temporary and added: Experience has shown that if the JCPOA is agreed in the previous formula; We cannot have much hope of sticking to it, and it is possible that with the establishment of the extremist Trump administration, we will again see a unilateral withdrawal of the United States from this agreement, which which means increasing the pressure and disrupting all chords. why we don't have much time and we need to make the most of these remaining two years.
This economic activist said that any type of new agreement in the region and extra-region helps economic growth, and continued: If Iran has regional agreements and these agreements remain in place, it will eventually reach the FATF. It seems that these problems will be solved step by step, for example, if someone is going to fix a car, he will eventually fix the engine.
   The FATF is the engine of the world economy and trade and we will come back to this sooner or later.
He considered that the level of Iran's commercial relations with Europe was low and limited in the current situation and said: Europeans are waiting to see the extent of the commitments and their respect by both parties, so that they can make a decision on that basis.
Iran's grain trade with Ukraine and Europe has not been to the point of affecting Iran's grain trade process; Of course, European companies played a role in the trade of these products with Iran, but the nature of the companies was not necessarily European, because the grain trade is more complicated than from one country to another. .
Nizam Mafi recalled: In the last days of July, we will hold a conference on grain trade in Iran with the presence of all the major players in this trade.
Referring to the relationship between economy and politics, the head of the joint chamber of Iran and Switzerland said: "Economy and politics are closely linked all over the world, and it seems that the resolution of international tensions in a short period of time will lead to the inflow of capital. This is not a foreign transfer to Iran; Because the investor's desire to enter the tight market is diminishing.
The existing capital is shy and it goes towards environmental stability, and the investor has no desire to invest in an environment whose future is unknown, and stick to the JCPOA agreement and others regional agreements can help solve this problem.