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Iran halts vehicle imports to prioritise medicine and essential supplies

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Iran has halted all vehicle imports, including vans and specialized models, to prioritize foreign currency allocation for essential goods and medicine, according to government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani. This directive, ordered by the president, aims to maintain the country's economic dynamism amidst current special circumstances.
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Tehran has paused vehicle imports for hotel operators and Iranian expatriates, directing foreign currency towards medicines and other necessities, government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani says. “Due to the country’s special circumstances, the allocation of foreign currency to all non-priority matters has been suspended by order of the president,” she said, according to Tasnim.

Iran halts vehicle imports to prioritise medicine and essential supplies
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