12,000 Flights Canceled During War and Ceasefire
TEHRAN - The Deputy Head of Iran’s Civil Aviation Organization announced that an initial report on the damages sustained by airlines during the recent period of war has been submitted to the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development. He added that around 12,000 flights were canceled during the days of war and ceasefire.
Iran, Iraq Prepare to Launch Khorramshahr–Basra Maritime Route
TEHRAN - Iran and Iraq have announced their full readiness to establish and operate a new maritime passenger route connecting Iran’s port city of Khorramshahr with the Iraqi port of Basra.
Vice president calls for prioritizing postwar reconstruction in Iran
Aref revealed that the administration had prepared a war economy plan early in its term, anticipating reduced oil revenues.
Foreign Trade Flowing Smoothly and Continuing as Normal
TEHRAN (ILNA) - The head of Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization has emphasized that foreign trade remains on its normal track and announced special measures to facilitate and expedite export processes.
Airlines and Hotels Owe Passengers Over 600b Tomans After Flight Cancellations
TEHRAN - The head of Iran's Association of Air Travel and Tourism Services Offices has announced that, following the attack by the Zionist regime on Iran, more than 250 international flights were canceled within two weeks, leading airlines and accommodation providers to owe passengers over 600 billion tomans.
Seydi: We Must Have a Balanced, Liquid, and Trustworthy Market
TEHRAN - Hojjatollah Seydi, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Organization, emphasized the importance of maintaining market liquidity, strengthening investor confidence, and implementing precise management during times of crisis, especially given recent market conditions. He stated that if shareholders perceive that market managers are acting appropriately, they will support the market.
Forex Reserves and Foreign Trade in Good Condition
TEHRAN - The head of the Iran–Turkey Joint Chamber of Commerce announced that the country's foreign exchange reserves and trade situation remain favorable, stating that contrary to enemies' expectations, the recent conflict has not disrupted production and trade.
60,000 Tons of Imported Rice Distributed Across Iran as Prices Set to Fall
TEHRAN - In a major step to stabilize the domestic food market, Iran’s Minister of Agriculture, Gholamreza Nouri, announced on Thursday the distribution of 60,000 tons of imported rice across the country. He stated that this move will lead to a drop in rice prices in the coming days, bringing them down to more reasonable levels.
Iran Calls for Suspension of U.S., Israel From FATF Over Int’l Violations
TEHRAN - Iran has officially requested the suspension of the United States and Israel from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), citing what it describes as "clear violations of international treaties" and disregard for the core objectives and standards of the global financial watchdog.
53% Increase in Import of Essential Goods
TEHRAN - The Minister of Economic and Financial Affairs announced a significant rise in the import of essential goods, highlighting a 53% increase over the past week.