Minister: Bilateral pacts with neighbors poised to boost Iran’s economy
Iran’s Minister of Industry, Mines, and Trade stated that bilateral agreements with neighboring countries, alongside joining the Eurasian Union and the BRICS treaty, have positioned Iran’s resilient economy on the verge of a significant leap.
In a message issued Saturday, Mohammad Atabak congratulated the nation on the anniversary of the victory of the 1979 Islamic Revolution as he emphasized that despite obstacles imposed by enemies, Iran has achieved remarkable growth and prosperity in industry, mining, and key industrial sectors.
He highlighted the country’s increasing self-reliance in critical industrial and mining areas, reliance on domestic engineering expertise, the rise of new technology-based firms, rapid advancements in nanotechnology, and the training of young, skilled managers and human resources as factors that have elevated Iran’s role as a key player in the region and the world.
Atabak noted that observer status in the Eurasian Union and joining the BRICS, combined with bilateral agreements with neighboring countries, have set the stage for a transformative phase in Iran’s economy. He reiterated that this progress reflects the nation’s belief in its capabilities.
The minister expressed hope that with the collective efforts of all citizens, the path toward a more advanced and prosperous Iran will become smoother than ever before.