INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Tuesday, the representatives of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (TCCIMA) called on the government to
reduce interfering in economic affairs
The meeting was attended by TCCIMA Head Masoud Khansari, and representatives of various government and private sector institutions and
organizations, the TCCIMA portal reported.During the gathering, the private sector representatives analyzed and examined the cases of
government interventions in various markets such as poultry and eggs, livestock feed, small-scale and renewable power plants, postal
services, and the textile industry, pointing out the problems and challenges created by this approach and called for reducing such
interventions.Speaking in the meeting, Khansari stated that the less the government intervenes in economic affairs, the better the
production in this industry is carried out by the private sector, however, the whole process of importing raw materials is done by the
justifiable for them, and insisting on following such approaches in the country's poultry industry will cost the industry a lot, he
added.Also, the Chairman of the Board of the Textile Industry Association spoke about the problems created for the production units of this
industry following the changes in import duties and customs tariffs.Elsewhere in the meeting, some issues related to the activities of
transportation companies including the constant changes in the names of streets and roads were raised by some attendees.EF/MA
