Majidreza Hariri explained Iran's foreign currency assets abroad in an interview with the "Rov Khat Ekhtaz" program of the Ekhtaz radio channel: Part of the assets includes the foreign currency reserves of the Central Bank and the other part is money from oil, gas or other sales. The country is like the country of South Korea, which has not yet been collected.
He continued: Money saved in China becomes part of the central bank's foreign exchange reserves and cannot be spent again.
This member of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce added: “At the same time as the sanctions began in 2008, almost 22 billion euros from the central bank's reserves, which were stored as a backup for the national currency in foreign banks, were transferred to China in 2008. in order to avoid the political games of rich countries and to be safe from danger.
Hariri stressed: Of the 23 billion dollars saved abroad, about 6 billion dollars have been collected in South Korea and arrangements for their collection are being finalized, and preparations for the transfer of 10 billion Additional dollars will be made in the coming days.
The President of the Iran-China Chamber of Commerce emphasized that these figures are considered very important figures in the current economy of our country, and continued: The Central Bank, as the commander of the foreign exchange market, can exercise a command when it intervenes in the foreign exchange market. timely market to regulate the foreign exchange market, which requires the availability of foreign exchange resources to maintain market balance.
He added: These resources, including these 6 billion euros, when provided to the central bank, allow more appropriate management to determine the optimal price of the currency.
Stating that we have reached a more stable point in the foreign exchange market, Hariri said: "For almost four months, the price of the currency has been moving between 48,000 and 50,000 tomans, and according to the forecast of the foreign exchange market this year , we We should have seen the rate of 100 or 120 thousand tomans, but with the successes we have had in the oil market and the system that the Central Bank has put in place with its management method, the currency market does not is more of a volatile market.
He added: We became South Korea's creditors when Trump authorized the purchase of 6 months of oil from Iran, and that figure was the same as 6 months of oil sales.
Some countries don't even sell sex because we are under embargo.
Money cannot therefore be transferred.
We have the same problem in Iraq and a small part of it remains in Japan.
Ultimately, the president of the Iran-China Chamber of Commerce said: Logic dictates that we let the central bank implement its policies and refrain from speculation.