Iran Press/ Iran News: Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, on Tuesday morning in the official session of the Assembly of Experts, referred to the significant increase in trade with neighboring countries and said: "Some accuse us of looking one-dimensionally to the East and say that today, as in the past, the government is looking to the East. This is not true, and the government seeks to develop relations with all countries and create a balance in the country's foreign policy".
Iran doesn't step back from its red lines in Vienna
the President also pointed to the talks in Vienna amid lifting US sanctions and added, "In the first step, the government seriously pursued the lifting of sanctions, and in the second step, it seeks to lift the sanctions in negotiations that are based on complete respect."
Raisi emphasized, "our administration is following the nuclear talks in full accordance with the principles and framework set by the Supreme Leader and has not and will not back down from any of the announced red lines."
The government tries to solve economic issues in the country
Iran's President said: "In the period since the beginning of the government, we have tried to curb the increase of liquidity and not to borrow from the Central Bank."
Moreover, Raisi pointed out, "In the period since the beginning of the government, we have tried to curb the increase of liquidity and not to borrow from the Central Bank."
In another part of his speech, Presidentdent said that the elimination of absolute poverty is another serious concern of the government and said, "Although there are different indicators to determine absolute poverty in the world, we are trying to define absolute poverty based on our customary definition to eradicate it completely in the Islamic society."
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