Tehran announces support package to attract capital from citizens in UAE
Iran's Minister of Economy Ali Madanizadeh announced the approval of a comprehensive support package and special incentives for Iranians residing in the United Arab Emirates, aimed at encouraging them to transfer their capital back to Iran.
In statements reported by the Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA), Madanizadeh said the package was issued in recent days and includes numerous exemptions and incentives designed to facilitate the return of capital from Iranian citizens living in the UAE.
“This package provides an opportunity to strengthen the national economy by leveraging the capital of our compatriots in the UAE,” the minister stated.
The official also outlined a series of coordinated measures to streamline customs clearance procedures across the country, highlighting significant improvements including round-the-clock customs operations and enhanced coordination in border management.
According to Madanizadeh, these measures were implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, the Ministry of Interior, and the Standards Organization of Iran, creating favorable conditions for accelerating goods clearance.
The minister emphasized that restrictions on customs clearance have been reduced to the minimum possible level, adding that citizens and economic actors can still report any remaining issues through the Ministry of Economy's dedicated platforms.