Iran Press/ Iran news: The President considered the 40 percent growth of Iran's exports as a sign of economic activists' determination to develop exports and said: "All efforts should be directed towards the growth and production of basic technology, and removing obstacles to export should be addressed."
According to Iran Press, speaking at Iran's National Exports Day ceremony on Saturday, Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi appreciated all the agents and especially the activists of the export field.
He said: "40% growth of exports last year shows the determination of economic activists who want exports to grow in the country, and this meeting serves as a symbol of addressing exports and exporters."
Iran's President continued that today, the battle of will is underway against Islamic Iran, aiming at hindering Iran from further progress.
"We have the infrastructure for economic growth and production in the country, and we must remove the obstacles in this direction, and economic activists should take steps in this regard with their motivation and convergence," he added.
He further explained that Economic growth is something that happens and has angered the enemy, and all these sanctions are because they do not want the Islamic country to grow, not to have production, not to export so that it would be a consumer.
Today is a war of wills
Iran's President elsewhere stressed: "The enemy does not want us to grow, and that is why they are creating chaos."
He then noted: "This is a war of wills, that is to say, a will does not want the Iranian nation to grow and be prominent in production and export, but Iran is trying to conquer the market by supplying high-quality products."
Raisi clarified: "This is a battle of wills today and we have shown that we will not stop."
Ebrahim Raisi on Saturday honored the top 5 exporters of Iran on behalf of the top 57 exporters of the year 1401 by presenting a note of appreciation for all the efforts in the field of exports made, especially in the field of non-oil products.
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