In a controversial statement, the Deputy Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade elaborated on the current state of trade in the country and emphasized the need for a change in the supervisory approach. According to him, it is time for the trade process to no longer be subject to prior supervision and to move towards posterior supervision.
Need for Change in Supervisory Approach
The Deputy Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade said: "We must move away from prior supervision in all agencies and organizations regarding the trade process." This statement reflects deep concerns about the consequences of prior supervision, which he believes slows down trade and creates unnecessary obstacles.
He continued: "Posterior supervision allows us to identify and solve problems in a more precise and expert manner at a later stage." This approach seems to help increase efficiency and speed in trade processes while also preventing potential corruption.
Existing Challenges in the Trade System
The Deputy Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade pointed out the existing challenges in the trade system, stating that prior supervision has led to the creation of unnecessary obstacles and complexities for economic actors. These remarks could serve as a wake-up call for many institutions and organizations that still adhere to traditional and outdated methods of trade supervision.
Trade in Iran needs a fundamental transformation, and this change in approach could be considered a turning point in the history of trade in the country. It seems that these statements from the Deputy Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade could pose a challenge for those who adhere to traditional supervisory methods and may face negative reactions.
