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[00:00:26] The Governor of the Central Bank said that in recent months, the overdrafts of banks
[00:00:30] have not increased. According to Mr. Hemmati, controlling the balance
[00:00:33] sheets of banks to prevent money creation and inflation is being
[00:00:37] seriously pursued. We have controlled liquidity creation
[00:00:41] through quantitative control and by being serious about quantitative control
[00:00:44] of balance sheets, and we will deal seriously
[00:00:48] with them if they do not comply. Secondly,
[00:00:51] through controlling overdrafts,
[00:00:54] we do not allow overdrafts. Now, Bank
[00:00:58] Ayandeh, which is already
[00:01:00] shut down, we have seriously entered and controlled the other banks
[00:01:04] as well.
[00:01:08] The head of Article 90 Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly said that the Central Bank has one
[00:01:11] month to remove the obstacles to launching electronic checks for legal
[00:01:15] entities. Electronic
[00:01:19] check is the latest achievement of the banking system
[00:01:22] in the field of information technology, which is a
[00:01:25] safe and fast alternative to paper checks.
[00:01:29] Every year, electronic checks can be issued 24/7, and
[00:01:32] simultaneously, in less than one minute, you can
[00:01:36] clear the check that has been issued and received.
[00:01:40] The electronic check, which was unveiled by the Central Bank
[00:01:43] in Aban 1401, must, according to the law, be
[00:01:47] fully replaced by paper checks
[00:01:51] by 1406. It also facilitates transfers much faster
[00:01:54] and I think it should be much
[00:01:58] more secure. The electronic check was first launched
[00:02:02] for natural persons. There is no need
[00:02:06] to visit a branch at all, neither for getting a checkbook
[00:02:09] nor for cashing a check
[00:02:13] nor for anything else. All tasks are
[00:02:16] done with this application and mobile banking. It was supposed
[00:02:20] to be available for legal entities
[00:02:23] in the next phase, but this issue faced an obstacle,
[00:02:27] namely the registration of digital seals and signatures of legal
[00:02:37] This has somewhat slowed down the progress of the project.
[00:02:41] The structure is different, there are multiple
[00:02:44] signatories, changes in signatories,
[00:02:47] and legal seals, which are mentioned in the articles
[00:02:50] of association and terms and conditions for this category of customers.
[00:02:54] To solve this problem, in a joint meeting between the Central
[00:02:58] Bank and Article 90 Commission
[00:03:00] of the Parliament, a two-month deadline was given to the Central Bank
[00:03:03] to resolve the structural problems for issuing electronic checks
[00:03:07] for legal entities. One month
[00:03:11] of this deadline remains, but the problem has
[00:03:13] not yet been solved. The person who owns the signature must
[00:03:17] also have a seal. If this seal is to be used, it requires
[00:03:21] physical presence. We need to replace the seal
[00:03:24] with something that is not physical so that it can be an electronic
[00:03:28] signature. According to the latest announcement
[00:03:31] of the Central Bank, only three banks have so far
[00:03:34] provided the necessary infrastructure for launching electronic
[00:03:38] checks for legal entities. Rezvan
[00:03:41] Basafa, IRIB News Agency.
[00:03:43] With the measures of the Ministry
[00:03:46] of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, the process of registering
[00:03:50] the Grand Mosque of Varamin as the most prominent
[00:03:53] four-iwan mosque in the country
[00:03:56] has entered the executive phase. This mosque,
[00:04:00] with a history of about 800 years, is considered one of the most
[00:04:04] valuable architectural works remaining from the Ilkhanid period.
[00:04:20] The Grand Mosque of Varamin County, with a history of about 800 years and
[00:04:24] an area of 2850 square meters, is a unique
[00:04:27] work among the historical and religious buildings of the country. This mosque
[00:04:31] acts as a museum. Considering that the mosaic
[00:04:34] tiles, plasterwork,
[00:04:37] and all the decorations here
[00:04:41] are unique, the mihrab is one of the three first-class
[00:04:45] mihrabs in Iran. One is this mihrab, one is the Grand Mosque of Urmia, and one
[00:04:48] is the Grand Mosque of Isfahan. It is the most prominent and most developed
[00:04:52] four-iwan mosque in our country. For about two years, the path
[00:04:56] to global recognition of one of the most valuable architectural
[00:04:59] works of Iran has been paved, and the global registration of this mosque
[00:05:02] has entered the executive phase. We have started operational steps
[00:05:06] to prepare the file, and we have put addressing existing
[00:05:09] obstacles and facilitating executive processes on our agenda.
[00:05:13] We had challenges in various fields, which have been resolved, and
[00:05:16] the file of this historical and valuable building has been completed
[00:05:20] and is ready for registration in the World Heritage List. The global
[00:05:23] registration of the Grand Mosque of Varamin is under consideration
[00:05:26] at UNESCO as part of the "Mosques of Iran" file. We currently have three
[00:05:30] files in line, and we are working quickly to prepare them for next year.
[00:05:33] These include the Tous complex
[00:05:37] in Khorasan, Mashhad, the
[00:05:40] collection of mosques, historical Iranian mosques,
[00:05:42] of which 35 have been finalized,
[00:05:46] and the Bandar-e Siraf in Bushehr and the south of the country.
[00:05:50] These will gradually be opened for global
[00:05:54] registration, and my colleagues will follow up on them. The inclusion
[00:05:58] of the Grand Mosque of Varamin in the World Heritage List will bring this
[00:06:01] city to international tourism attention. Shams
[00:06:05] Arya, IRIB News Agency, Varamin.
[00:06:08] ورآمین
[00:06:11] Trade Operations Organization.
[00:06:42] Bloomberg News reported that the war in West Asia and damage
[00:06:46] to refineries in the Persian Gulf littoral states and the war
[00:06:50] in Ukraine have disrupted the global supply of diesel.
[00:06:53] The news network reported that Europe is more exposed
[00:06:57] to this crisis than other regions because the continent's domestic refining
[00:07:01] capacity is insufficient and it is highly dependent
[00:07:04] on diesel imports. According to this report, the price of
[00:07:08] diesel in Europe has so far increased by nearly 40%.
[00:07:11] According to market analysts,
[00:07:25] this fuel imports and the drying up of Europe's largest rivers. This phenomenon has had detrimental
[00:07:29] economic consequences for the Green Continent. The
[00:07:32] receding water has limited ship traffic in parts of the
[00:07:35] Rhine in Western Europe. Every year, more than 70,000
[00:07:39] ships transported 180 million tons of cargo on this
[00:07:43] river from Rotterdam, Netherlands, to the industrial
[00:07:46] heart of Germany and then Switzerland,
[00:07:49] 1232
[00:07:50] kilometers.
[00:07:53] To pass through areas where the water is shallower, we have to design
[00:07:57] special ships. The Danube, Europe's largest river,
[00:08:00] the Loire, France's largest river, and other rivers in
[00:08:04] Europe also face similar problems in some parts of
[00:08:08] the year. I've been walking here for 30
[00:08:11] years. I've never seen the Danube so
[00:08:15] low. The situation is very
[00:08:16] critical.
[00:08:20] It's a disaster. No rain, no snow. The water reserves
[00:08:23] in the mountains are also depleted. It's very worrying. The Danube River,
[00:08:27] passing through 10 European countries from Germany to
[00:08:30] Ukraine, has played a key role in the transportation of goods,
[00:08:34] from industrial products, chemical and petroleum
[00:08:37] products to coal and various mineral
[00:08:39] materials. But these days, Iranian ships in
[00:10:22] the graveyard of martyrs of Minab. Beloved
[00:10:25] angels
[00:10:32] of Iran. Well, it's Mordad
[00:10:34] 1405. A few
[00:10:38] days ago, the remaining bodies of the
[00:10:42] martyrs, which had been exhumed and identified by DNA,
[00:10:45] were also for 32 beloved martyrs,
[00:10:49] 64 of the
[00:10:52] pure bodies of the martyrs for 32
[00:11:11] people of Iran and of course for their patient and resilient
[00:11:14] families. You see, it's 12 AM now,
[00:11:18] but many families come to the graves
[00:11:20] of their martyrs and stay until dawn. Let's go see
[00:11:24] this new grave that they have made
[00:11:28] for the bodies of the martyrs that have been exhumed.
[00:11:41] 64 pieces of the fragmented
[00:11:44] bodies of the angels of Minab
[00:11:48] are found after several
[00:11:50] months, and the DNA test shows the
[00:11:54] loneliness and مظلومیت of these martyrs. It shows
[00:11:57] that these pure bodies
[00:12:00] were found in pieces,
[00:12:04] and still two of the martyrs,
[00:12:07] the body of dear Markhwan Nasiri,
[00:12:10] has not yet been found, and
[00:12:13] dear Amirali, dear Amirali Jadaavi.
[00:12:16] This is the مظلومیت of the martyrs of Minab
[00:12:19] school, and that magnificent funeral on the first day of
[00:12:23] the funeral, and the heartbreaking
[00:12:26] funeral in the last few days, which really
[00:12:29] renewed our grief, and God willing, this
[00:12:33] grief and this mourning
[00:12:35] will end in revenge, and it is a sorrow
[00:12:39] that will turn into an epic by the proud people of Iran.
[00:13:12] We came at 121 AM
[00:13:15] to the
[00:13:16] Martyrs'
[00:13:20] Cemetery. Martyr Amirali Jadai,
[00:13:22] like Makan Nasiri, we just
[00:13:26] found out that nothing was left of him. Nothing, only his shoe.
[00:13:30] He is missing. He is missing in action
[00:13:33] because his mother was pregnant, and they didn't tell her.
[00:13:37] And
[00:13:39] his mother just found out. I don't know if we
[00:13:43] can talk to her or not because she
[00:13:46] is not feeling well. But let's go offer
[00:13:49] our condolences.
[00:13:57] Salam alaikum. Good health.
[00:13:59] Excuse
[00:14:02] me, we offer our congratulations and condolences to you. Are you well? Alhamdulillah.
[00:14:05] After five months, we just found out. Who
[00:14:09] told you? Two nights ago. Two nights ago. La ilaha
[00:14:13] illa
[00:14:18] Allah.
[00:14:23] Amirali like
[00:14:26] Makan's
[00:14:29] pure body has ascended to heaven and is
[00:14:32] still in school. Amirali is still in school.
[00:14:36] If you have a message for the people of Iran,
[00:14:39] what would you say? The people are all kind to us. They
[00:14:43] come here from
[00:14:45] everywhere.
[00:14:48] All our children are gone. God willing, America
[00:14:52] and Israel will be destroyed as soon as possible.
[00:14:56] If you have a message for those children who are at the launcher
[00:14:59] in the trenches, what would you say to them? May God
[00:15:02] protect them and take revenge for our children. We are
[00:15:06] always praying for them. We are always praying for
[00:15:10] all of them. Do you have any memories of Amirali from the front?
[00:15:13] From the last day? From his last days? Tell us about it.
[00:15:16] Amirali,
[00:15:20] like other children, loved playing with his
[00:15:23] friends.
[00:15:38] Do you remember the last day he wanted to leave?
[00:15:41] The last image you have of him in your mind? In the yard,
[00:15:44] in his sportswear, they said goodbye. He had
[00:15:47] sports. It was a sports
[00:15:50] day. He said goodbye in his sportswear
[00:15:54] for the yard. Hello, Mrs. Jalali. I am
[00:15:57] Amirali Jadaavi. I am 6
[00:16:00] years old, from the class of those
[00:16:03] smiling flowers.
[00:16:11] Hello to all the moments of
[00:16:15] separation.
[00:16:21] Goodbye to the poems
[00:16:24] of the road. If you want to send
[00:16:27] a message to our dear leader, what would
[00:16:30] you say?
[00:16:32] I thank him. He cares a lot about us. He cares
[00:16:36] a lot about taking revenge for the blood of the children.
[00:17:07] If it hit my school, I was there exactly
[00:17:11] at 1:13. They called my wife.
[00:17:15] My wife didn't answer the first call. They said, "Answer it, maybe
[00:17:18] it's from the school. Amirali is probably on holiday because they said
[00:17:22] there's a war." Then when I talked to my wife,
[00:17:25] she immediately answered the phone. Just a short sentence,
[00:17:29] "Come pick up Amirali, school is off."
[00:17:33] Then she said, "Go get him because the child is scared."
[00:17:37] God forbid, the probability, as I
[00:17:41] said, of hitting the school was zero. I
[00:17:44] went and arrived at that very moment.
[00:17:47] A missile
[00:17:49] came and hit. The first missile hit
[00:17:52] the school. It hit the school. I just came
[00:17:56] out and said, "Oh God, that I hit the school!" I still
[00:18:00] thought maybe it hit nearby. God willing, I opened
[00:18:02] the car door and just went
[00:18:06] inside.
[00:19:14] I searched and didn't find any sign of Amirali.
[00:19:16] I came home.
[00:19:19] I didn't have the face to come
[00:19:21] in.
[00:19:24] I would come and think what to say. I would prepare myself.
[00:19:27] I would turn back one step, one step, one step forward.
[00:19:30] It wouldn't move. They would come again. We would change
[00:19:34] our clothes. We would make a call. We would get documents and things.
[00:20:21] Amirali's teacher, Mrs. Shahryari,
[00:20:24] on the last day, she said she found
[00:20:27] it. Mrs. called and said, "I found Mrs., you
[00:20:31] come too." They brought a cover.
[00:20:34] In this, I found Mrs.'s hand.
[00:20:37] At the time, Mrs. Shahryari's hand was severed
[00:20:40] from the wrist. There was a wedding
[00:20:43] ring on her finger. He had found that.
[00:20:46] Her husband was identified. He said, "I'm in this business."
[00:21:00] There are no bodies, only a few burnt hands
[00:21:04] and now a single
[00:21:06] piece. At the last moment, he
[00:21:10] asked, "What color were Amirali's
[00:21:13] shoes?" "They were fluorescent green football
[00:21:17] shoes." He said, "A very small piece
[00:21:20] of this shoe fell into this cover." There was
[00:21:24] no other sign of him. We couldn't
[00:21:27] identify anything else. They
[00:21:29] said, "Sir, we want
[00:21:32] to hold the ceremony completely." After three
[00:21:35] days, on the last night, I said, "You must find
[00:21:39] something so that a burial permit can be issued. Otherwise, we
[00:21:43] don't have a burial permit." We said, "For now,
[00:21:45] we will take a piece in Amirali's name."
[00:21:49] Okay,
[00:23:07] we came to one of the neighborhoods of Bandar Abbas. Here too,
[00:23:10] people say
[00:23:12] women cook food for our fighters
[00:23:16] in the neighborhood. The path was very
[00:23:23] uneven, and it's a deprived
[00:23:26] neighborhood. I mean, in a deprived and vulnerable
[00:23:30] neighborhood of Bandar Abbas,
[00:23:33] people are so zealous that they are doing
[00:23:37] jihadi work under these conditions. They cook food for the fighters. Every day, they
[00:23:41] come to the home of each family,
[00:23:43] and they prepare a meal
[00:23:46] for the resistance front. Today,
[00:23:50] we are here with friends and family
[00:23:54] busy making sandwiches and Olivier
[00:23:57] salad. Do you go around the neighborhood homes or are you here every night?
[00:24:00] No, every night a different home. Tomorrow,
[00:24:03] another meal will be in another home. So, by the end
[00:24:06] of the week, only on Thursdays, we have
[00:24:10] something set up where each family, meaning with
[00:24:13] the intention of 20, each family brings
[00:24:16] packages of 20. Now, they are diverse. They
[00:24:20] make preparations and bring them to the mosque and hand them over, and we deliver
[00:24:23] them to our dear fighters in the resistance front. Bravo!
[00:24:27] The people themselves pay for it. Yes, the people themselves
[00:24:30] collect the money and the initial
[00:24:49] one makes you speechless. Words fail to describe
[00:24:52] the zeal and determination of these people, this neighborhood
[00:24:55] of Nakhle Pir Mardan. You saw it, these alleys and backstreets that we
[00:24:59] came to. A deprived neighborhood
[00:25:02] of Bandar Abbas. If you want to send a message
[00:25:05] with these meals and foods that you send, if you
[00:25:09] want to write a message or say it now,
[00:25:12] what would you say if the fighters see it?
[00:25:15] I really say, "God bless you!" We are
[00:25:18] Southern women, on the scene. Whatever
[00:25:22] it takes, even if it's on the front lines,
[00:25:25] even for defending our country, our homeland,
[00:25:29] and our things, we are always there, no matter how many
[00:25:33] there are, and the participation of women is very high. All
[00:25:36] families are on the scene. They do whatever they can.
[00:25:39] A popular network of resistance has been formed
[00:25:43] in the South. In the various cities we visited
[00:25:46] on this trip, we saw this up close. This
[00:25:50] network, where people, one woman,
[00:25:53] and families start.
[00:26:23] What's your name, uncle? Mirzana. Mashallah, may God bless you.
[00:26:27] I work here for my leader,
[00:26:31] who always protects us. All the children, all
[00:26:34] this land was mine. Today, for my leader,
[00:26:37] I am sitting here working. Bravo! Mashallah,
[00:26:41] for my martyr leader,
[00:26:44] for the fighters of Islam. Mashallah,
[00:26:47] bravo! What grade are you in? First grade.
[00:26:50] Bravo! Bravo! If you want to say something to our fighters
[00:26:54] who are receiving the food that you prepare, what would you
[00:26:57] say? I would say, "I always make a delicious
[00:27:01] meal for you." Bravo! Bravo!
[00:27:04] Always. What do you say
[00:27:08] to the enemy? I say, "I always
[00:27:11] know, death to America, death to Israel!"
[00:27:27] I wanted to say on behalf of all the teenagers
[00:27:30] of Bandar Abbas and all the ladies that
[00:27:34] we preserved the Strait. You also had your part.
[00:27:38] I mean, if we want security, if we want justice,
[00:27:41] if we want economic prosperity, if we want progress,
[00:27:45] whatever we want to do, the prerequisite is security
[00:27:48] and defense of our homeland. That's why you see these
[00:27:51] people, whenever the country needs them, these very people,
[00:27:55] these deprived classes of society, as Imam said, are the owners
[00:27:59] of the revolution. The deprived and this revolution.
[00:28:07] Serve the people and serve the
[00:28:11] laws of Islam, and for these people
[00:28:15] who are our masters,
[00:28:19] these people from the lower parts of the city and these
[00:28:22] barefoot people, as you call them, these are
[00:28:25] our benefactors. If it weren't for them,
[00:28:29] we would be either in exile or in prison.
[00:28:36] It was they who saved all of us from
[00:28:39] these problems and brought
[00:28:42] all of us and seated us in a place
[00:28:46] where we think we should
[00:28:49] be mindful that you are
[00:28:53] the same person who was in prison, and you
[00:28:57] are the same person who was in exile,
[00:29:00] and you are the same person who was in isolation.
[00:29:04] It was these people who came and brought us out
[00:29:07] of all this, and if we serve them
[00:29:11] for the rest of our lives, we cannot
[00:29:14] fulfill our duty to serve
[00:29:17] them. May God grant us success
[00:29:21] so that we can be servants for them.
[00:29:24] In every corner of these southern cities that you visit,
[00:29:27] there are these homes that are cooking food.
[00:29:30] 30 to 40 to 50
[00:29:34] and distributed. A popular network of support
[00:29:38] for the war has emerged that reminds us of the Holy
[00:29:41] Defense. Thank you.
[00:29:53] Besides our southern cities,
[00:29:56] all cities of Iran must connect to this rear,
[00:30:00] to this front line. We must be able to send
[00:30:04] Shiraz, Isfahan, Tehran, Tabriz, and
[00:30:07] the northern cities, Mashhad, and all of them must be able
[00:30:11] to, at least, send raw materials in some
[00:30:15] way. Our network must connect. Our capillary
[00:30:18] network. All the devoted people, all the people,
[00:30:22] I know they all wish to help the home
[00:30:25] front, to our fighters.
[00:30:27] هامون.