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[00:00:00] I thank your esteemed one. The spokesperson for the popular headquarters of
[00:00:03] Jan Fadaye Iran, as it was mentioned, from 5 PM when the registration for
[00:00:06] training courses began, until
[00:03:09] Hello dear and respected viewers. Loss-making
[00:03:12] government companies will be dealt with quickly.
[00:03:16] The Minister of Economy, referring to the President's serious determination
[00:03:19] to reform the management procedures of government companies,
[00:03:23] said: The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance, by reviewing
[00:03:26] audit reports, will seriously pursue the reform of the trend.
[00:03:30] The management of loss-making government
[00:03:32] companies will be. Mr. Madanizadeh also emphasized
[00:03:36] greater transparency in the financial statements of government companies
[00:03:40] and called for the publication of the financial statements of these companies simultaneously with
[00:03:43] the holding of their general assemblies.
[00:03:46] The Anti-Money Laundering Center
[00:03:50] announced the identification of 425
[00:03:52] high-risk individuals
[00:03:54] in the field of commercial transactions.
[00:03:58] This identification was made by cross-referencing information,
[00:04:01] including tax data and banking transactions.
[00:04:05] There is a plague that grips markets
[00:04:08] in almost all developing economies:
[00:04:12] the lack of transparency. I can confidently say
[00:04:15] that today the most important root and
[00:04:18] cause of the emergence of many economic corruptions,
[00:04:22] including smuggling, bribery, tax evasion, etc.,
[00:04:26] is rooted in rented
[00:04:29] identities. Renting bank accounts, renting business
[00:04:32] cards, and similar things that we have all certainly
[00:04:36] heard about. Behind rented accounts, rented business cards,
[00:04:39] and shell companies, there is certainly a non-transparent act
[00:04:43] that we, as women, consider a criminal act, a crime
[00:04:47] that involves not only one individual but also affects
[00:04:50] a market or several markets with a shortage of goods or the sale
[00:04:53] of counterfeit and smuggled goods at exorbitant prices. By
[00:04:57] implementing this law,
[00:05:00] the issue of smuggling, corruption,
[00:05:03] and fraud in the country, money laundering, and other
[00:05:07] issues related to financial and tax matters
[00:05:11] will be covered. The law of retail terminals and the taxpayers'
[00:05:14] system is a law whose name is tax but
[00:05:17] its purpose is economic transparency for the general public.
[00:05:21] That is, if you can issue electronic invoices for all
[00:05:24] monetary and financial transactions (when I say financial, I mean
[00:05:27] land, houses, and anything valuable other than money), we will prove that you can reduce
[00:05:31] smuggling to almost zero by monitoring
[00:05:35] banking information and registered invoices at the time of entry
[00:05:39] of goods, transportation, and storage. The non-transparent
[00:05:42] chain from wholesale to retail and finally
[00:05:46] consumers can be identified
[00:05:49] from beginning to end. But how? If they offer a good or
[00:05:53] service, they must issue an electronic invoice for it, and
[00:05:56] the buyer must confirm that invoice in the taxpayers'
[00:06:00] system. If they fail to do so, we must impose penalties
[00:06:04] to ensure this is done.
[00:06:07] From this, we can derive multiple outputs
[00:06:10] for good governance of the country's economy. For example,
[00:06:14] the Headquarters for Combating the Smuggling of Goods and Currency
[00:06:17] can use this data without resorting to the methods it has been using
[00:06:21] to track down smugglers and stop smuggling. Information published by the Tax
[00:06:25] Affairs Organization after the implementation of this law between the years
[00:06:28] 1402 and 1404 shows
[00:06:31] that the number of taxpayers in these two years increased
[00:06:35] from one thousand taxpayers to 385 thousand
[00:06:37] taxpayers, and with the continuation of this trend,
[00:06:41] using the capacity of the taxpayers' system, the underground economy
[00:06:45] will gradually disappear. Narges Moazzi,
[00:06:48] IRIB News Agency. The Head of the Organization
[00:06:52] for Development and Renovation of Iranian Industries announced
[00:06:56] the official launch of the renovation plan for worn-out motorcycles
[00:07:00] in the country and said: In the first phase, this plan has been implemented
[00:07:03] as a pilot in Isfahan city and will gradually
[00:07:07] be implemented in other major cities of the country.
[00:07:10] The plan. The replacement of the old fleet,
[00:07:14] this time with 560 electric motorcycles in the metropolitan
[00:07:18] city of Isfahan, under the memorandum of understanding
[00:07:21] for 96,000 units, which was signed in the presence of the esteemed President
[00:07:24] and the esteemed Minister of Industry, Mining, and Trade, and other dear ones and the Planning and Budget
[00:07:28] Organization, the plan was launched.
[00:07:31] Two years ago, we began to create the infrastructure, which was charging
[00:07:34] stations, in Isfahan. 14 motorcycle
[00:07:38] charging nozzles are predicted in Isfahan, with a fair
[00:07:41] distribution in 15 urban
[00:07:45] areas. The national plan for replacing worn-out motorcycles
[00:07:48] was launched in January of last year in the metropolitan
[00:07:51] city of Tehran. The number of registrations so far is close to
[00:07:55] 25,000 registrations, and
[00:07:58] now the motorcycles, as you can see, are being
[00:08:02] delivered. Uses that receive higher priority in the
[00:08:05] renovation process are public transport,
[00:08:08] passenger taxis, and work motorcycles,
[00:08:11] higher priority for renovation.
[00:08:15] In the country, 14 million motorcycles are in circulation,
[00:08:19] of which more than 8 million are worn out. More than
[00:08:23] 2,000 motorcycles have been scrapped.
[00:08:27] We have 8,000 registered ones that will be scrapped in the coming
[00:08:30] days. In this plan,
[00:08:34] 140 million Tomans has been allocated for the scrapping certificate
[00:08:37] and also for providing loans up to 500 million Tomans with an interest
[00:08:41] rate of 10% and a repayment period of 36 months.
[00:08:45] Mehdi Mohammadzadeh, IRIB News Agency.
[00:08:47] The Deputy for Supervision and Inspection of the
[00:08:51] Tehran Province Industry, Mining, and Trade Organization
[00:08:55] announced supervision over stationery production units with the aim
[00:08:58] of controlling product quality and identifying counterfeit
[00:09:02] and smuggled goods on the eve of the reopening of schools
[00:09:04] and universities.
[00:09:07] Most of the production in the stationery
[00:09:11] industry and essential
[00:09:14] items for students are produced by them. Well,
[00:09:17] the goal is that we solve the problems
[00:09:21] that they face in production
[00:09:25] in these circumstances and help them with this issue,
[00:09:28] because these production units have always been
[00:09:31] on board during the war and when
[00:09:35] production faced problems. They have preserved
[00:09:38] employment and continued production with all their might.
[00:09:41] تمام.
[00:09:59] The subscription for the first fixed-income foreign exchange
[00:10:02] investment fund will begin tomorrow. This is a tool that is intended
[00:10:06] to direct a portion of the dormant foreign currency held by the people
[00:10:09] into official investment channels and finance
[00:10:13] the economy. Tomorrow,
[00:10:16] the subscription for the first fixed-income foreign exchange
[00:10:20] investment fund will begin. This is a tool that
[00:10:23] is intended to direct dormant foreign currency into official
[00:10:27] investment channels and finance the economy. For this purpose,
[00:10:30] today's economy desk dedicated its session to reviewing
[00:10:34] the dimensions of this fund. Dormant, non-productive, and
[00:10:38] outside the official economic cycle, foreign currency is estimated
[00:10:41] to be between 30 and 50 billion dollars. Now, these resources are to be aggregated
[00:10:45] and invested in an official structure, instead of just being held.
[00:10:49] The difference is that the investor receives both the principal and their profit
[00:10:53] in foreign currency. The investment is made in dollars,
[00:10:56] and all payments, including profit
[00:11:00] and the principal amount of the investment, at the time of cancellation,
[00:11:03] are made in foreign currency. The fund's resources will be invested
[00:11:06] in instruments such as Murabaha Sukuk, foreign
[00:11:09] currency deposits, and financing foreign currency-generating projects.
[00:11:13] There is a demand for 16 billion dollars for the issuance of foreign
[00:11:16] currency Murabaha Sukuk. Primarily, we only allow exporting
[00:11:20] groups to issue foreign currency Sukuk, meaning they should not
[00:11:24] repurchase them.
[00:11:26] The subscription will be made with a nominal foreign currency value of 10 dollars per unit,
[00:11:30] and the minimum investment for an investor is 100 dollars. The maximum
[00:11:34] investment for each person is set at 5% of the total
[00:11:37] units of the fund. Any natural or legal person can invest
[00:11:41] up to 500,000 dollars in this fund. Holding foreign currency
[00:11:45] at home or in safe deposit boxes incurs costs and risks
[00:11:48] for its owner. The foreign currency fund tries to place this
[00:11:52] asset in a transparent and professional environment, in addition to preserving
[00:12:03] it. He followed up on compensation for businesses
[00:12:07] damaged by the war and said that despite providing damage statistics,
[00:12:10] no payments have been made to these businesses
[00:12:14] yet. Nader Farahani added that in addition
[00:12:17] to gratuitous aid, low-interest loans with appropriate repayment
[00:12:21] terms should be considered for the damaged businesses.
[00:12:24] He also announced the drafting of a mandatory insurance directive
[00:12:28] for businesses and its submission for review
[00:12:31] and approval to the High Council of Supervision.
[00:12:34] De-dollarization
[00:12:36] of trade exchanges became more serious in
[00:12:40] BRICS. The Deputy for Economic Policy of the Ministry
[00:12:43] of Economic Affairs and Finance described among the achievements
[00:12:47] of the Minister of Economy's meetings at the BRICS summit
[00:12:50] the creation of a new regional balance and a change in the economic
[00:12:54] geography of the region, and said: The current trend in
[00:12:57] the world is the development of regional economic agreements
[00:13:01] based on indigenous
[00:13:03] conditions.
[00:13:06] Iran also has very serious capacities in this regard. Perhaps one of our most important
[00:13:10] capacities that we use with our northern countries and northern neighbors
[00:13:13] is our route capacity. We have a route that connects
[00:13:17] them to the free waters
[00:13:21] of the south. These exchanges and their development
[00:13:24] in several economic axes, meaning
[00:13:26] strengthening trade, creating trade routes,
[00:13:30] and creating an economic balance
[00:13:34] based on using local currencies instead of a single
[00:13:37] global currency, and actually replacing the dollar,
[00:13:40] can provide us with a good opportunity to develop
[00:13:44] our regional agreements.
[00:13:46] A new version
[00:13:48] of Omridro for the prosperity
[00:13:51] of exploration. The Head of the Planning Deputy of the
[00:13:55] Iranian Mines and Mining Industries Development and Renovation
[00:13:58] Organization announced the clarification of 270 mining
[00:14:02] packages within the next month. According to Younesian,
[00:14:05] some restrictions have been reduced so that the transfer process
[00:14:09] can be carried out more quickly. One
[00:14:13] of the proposals was that this should be valued in the stock market. Now,
[00:14:17] it is planned that it will be done through auctions that
[00:14:20] have become easier than before
[00:14:23] to allow people to enter. The previous conditions were a bit
[00:14:26] stricter. With coordination with the supervisory bodies,
[00:14:30] those strictures were somewhat reduced, and these will be transferred
[00:14:34] quickly. When will it start? I think it will start
[00:14:37] in 20 days to a month. Thank
[00:15:19] Greetings to you, dear viewers. In this part of the news, we are going to
[00:15:22] take a look at the conditions
[00:15:26] of the red meat and chicken market. According to the news
[00:15:29] announced, the country's livestock support company
[00:15:33] has announced the start of supportive chicken purchases. Mr. Parviz Jafari.
[00:16:07] in the discussion of chicken production, in order to support our dear producers
[00:16:11] so that they can produce with motivation, we
[00:16:14] started supportive purchases with the approval of the country's
[00:16:17] market regulation council. The current plan
[00:16:20] is to purchase 30,000 tons of frozen chicken,
[00:16:24] which has been purchased at a price of 335 thousand Tomans since
[00:16:28] September 23rd. Now, what is the amount of chicken
[00:16:31] production? We have approximately 8,000 to
[00:16:35] 1,000 tons of chicken production per day in the country,
[00:16:39] and as I said, sometimes there may be a surplus for the daily
[00:16:42] need. And how much is the daily need? As I said, it's about
[00:16:46] 8 to 9 thousand tons. Sometimes consumption may decrease a bit,
[00:16:50] and less than that may be purchased. It may be that
[00:16:54] the producer cannot sell all of it,
[00:16:57] and the price at which it is offered is lower than
[00:17:01] the production price. In this case, the public support company, considering
[00:17:04] its inherent duty, will support
[00:17:13] If we feel that it is necessary to support the producer, we will
[00:17:17] definitely start this supportive purchase. With the amount you announced, 335 thousand Tomans,
[00:17:20] how much will it be sold for in the market? Currently, the average price of
[00:17:24] chicken in the market, I mean, across the country, is around
[00:17:28] 280 thousand Tomans. It is being sold in retail
[00:17:31] today. And
[00:17:35] can we hope for price stability? Yes, certainly. The goal
[00:17:39] of implementing this plan is essentially
[00:17:42] market stability, support for producers, and support
[00:17:46] for consumers. If these supportive plans were not in place,
[00:17:50] our producers would naturally lack the necessary motivation
[00:17:54] for future chicken production. Therefore, in order to have
[00:17:57] continuous production in the country,
[00:18:00] it is necessary to intervene promptly and provide this support.
[00:18:04] Well, considering the various costs you mentioned, you stated
[00:18:07] that sometimes they are forced to sell at different prices
[00:18:11] despite the costs they incurred. Now,
[00:18:13] what is the actual price of chicken?
[00:18:17] Based on our analysis, the price we set,
[00:18:20] when we say 335 thousand Tomans, this is already the minimum
[00:18:24] price, meaning the floor price so that the producer does
[00:18:27] not lose money. Anything below this would be a loss. Well,
[00:18:31] naturally, the final cost is around this amount, about
[00:18:34] 330 to 335 thousand Tomans. And what factors
[00:18:37] are considered in this calculation? You see, there are animal
[00:18:41] feed that the chicken consumes, the energy consumed,
[00:18:45] labor costs, transportation costs, slaughter costs, the labor
[00:18:48] that performs the slaughter, packaging costs,
[00:18:52] freezing costs, all of which collectively
[00:18:54] determine this price. This supportive purchase
[00:18:58] is being carried out by the public support company
[00:19:01] for 305 thousand Tomans, but it is offered to the people
[00:19:05] at an average of 280 thousand Tomans, so that the consumer's
[00:19:08] rights are not harmed. Of course, as I said, the price currently
[00:19:12] offered in the market is lower than the production price.
[00:19:16] In order not to harm the producer, this supportive purchase is being made
[00:19:20] to reach an equilibrium price. This means that the price in the market
[00:19:23] might go up. Yes, it will definitely reach this price
[00:19:27] and an equilibrium will be reached. If there is no support,
[00:19:31] the producer will naturally have fewer chicks in future
[00:19:34] periods, and the price will go up significantly,
[00:19:38] which will lead to price instability in the market. The
[00:19:42] 280 thousand Tomans you mentioned will increase. Yes,
[00:19:45] definitely. How much will it reach? I think it will reach around
[00:19:49] 330-335 to 340 thousand Tomans. From when? Well, it depends
[00:19:52] on market conditions, the amount of purchases people
[00:19:56] are making, and the amount of supply currently in the market.
[00:19:59] This will be balanced. My question at the beginning was whether
[00:20:03] we can hope for price stability regarding that 280 thousand Tomans,
[00:20:07] to keep it at 28 thousand Tomans.
[00:20:56] which had the lowest price increase in the country in recent months.
[00:21:00] You can check the statistics from the Statistical Center of Iran.
[00:21:03] The Statistical Center of Iran shows that our protein products,
[00:21:07] both chicken and red meat, had the lowest price
[00:21:10] increase during this period. And despite the increase in
[00:21:14] the price of animal feed, the increase in labor costs,
[00:21:18] and the increase in transportation costs. The cost of energy
[00:21:22] has increased, but we still see that the price of chicken
[00:21:25] has enjoyed very good stability compared to other goods. And
[00:21:29] well, we don't want the producer to lose money, no, why shouldn't they lose money?
[00:21:33] So that production is continuous and permanent in the country
[00:21:37] at an equitable price in the country. How is the egg situation?
[00:21:40] The egg situation is good now. How much is the current production?
[00:21:44] Our daily production is 3400 to
[00:21:46] 3500. We are currently producing chicken.
[00:21:50] And at what price is it offered in the market? Right now, on average,
[00:21:54] across the country, it's about 520,000 Tomans, meaning 51,000
[00:21:57] Tomans to 520,000 Tomans is the average price across the country.
[00:22:01] Now, it might be sold for 10,000 Tomans more or 10,000 Tomans less in some places.
[00:22:05] Do you also have a purchasing program for eggs?
[00:22:09] And if we feel that the price is lower,
[00:22:11] no, we don't have one now, because as I said, our purchases are mostly
[00:22:15] supportive, and if we feel that the price of chicken in the country is rising,
[00:22:19] we will intervene in the supply again. That is, the public support company
[00:22:23] will intervene and supply frozen chicken to the country to keep
[00:22:26] the price stable. Do we have imports and exports
[00:22:30] for chicken and eggs? If it is necessary for chicken,
[00:22:33] we will have imports, but currently we do not have any imports.
[00:22:37] For eggs, we also currently do not have any imports. We are completely
[00:22:41] self-sufficient. Do we have an export program for chicken?
[00:22:45] Both for chicken and for eggs, we currently have an export program.
[00:22:48] We are exporting eggs. And we have also recently
[00:22:52] started exporting. To where do we export? Mostly to neighboring countries
[00:22:55] like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Persian Gulf countries.
[00:22:59] Is chicken export going to start or is it already happening? You see, the approvals
[00:23:03] have been given, the plans have been made,
[00:23:06] and it is gradually being exported. What has been exported so far is 400-500
[00:23:09] tons in these recent months, and we plan
[00:23:13] to increase this. Well, do you have any points to make
[00:23:16] regarding chicken and eggs? No, if
[00:23:20] we also address red meat in the time we have.
[00:23:23] What is the final cost of red meat production now?
[00:23:26] Based on the current production factors,
[00:23:30] the cost of red meat in the country
[00:23:34] is about 1 million 580 thousand Tomans.
[00:23:37] The final cost that is offered in the market
[00:23:40] is 1 million 700 thousand Tomans on average. The production
[00:23:43] number is one, the supply number is one, the production number
[00:23:47] is two, the supply number. Yes, do you also have a supportive
[00:23:51] purchasing program for red meat? If we feel that our livestock
[00:23:54] farmer is losing money for their production, we will definitely intervene for supportive purchases.
[00:23:58] And if the price increases abnormally in the market,
[00:24:02] we will definitely take action to lower prices. Some doubts are raised later
[00:24:05] regarding the price of red meat, that the price is not very
[00:24:09] realistic, unrealistic prices are sometimes seen, perhaps intermediaries
[00:24:13] are seen in the red meat market.
[00:24:17] You see, we have a gap from live cattle
[00:24:20] to the meat that is offered in retail stores.
[00:24:24] Naturally, there is a price difference. Some of this difference
[00:24:28] is normal, and some of it may increase the price slightly
[00:24:31] in places where there is more intermediation. Where we feel
[00:24:35] that the price is increasing abnormally, we will start
[00:24:39] supplying to create competition in the market
[00:24:42] by increasing supply. We will not allow this
[00:24:45] price to increase abnormally in the market. The price of 1.73
[00:24:48] you mentioned, specifically for which type of red meat?
[00:24:52] You see, I am announcing it for mixed meat. Now,
[00:24:56] you might say I want to buy fillet. Well, naturally,
[00:24:59] it has its own price, or processed meats will definitely
[00:25:03] have a higher price. Well, what supervision and monitoring
[00:25:07] do you have over the red meat market in terms of distribution or
[00:25:11] in terms of distribution and price that we talked
[00:25:14] about? You see, we are constantly monitoring
[00:25:17] the market. Wherever we feel that
[00:25:25] If we feel that a producer is facing
[00:25:28] problems, we will start our supportive purchases. Our supervisory
[00:25:32] bodies are constantly present in the market. They monitor
[00:25:36] the market from early morning. If there is
[00:25:39] a problem, that problem will definitely be resolved.
[00:25:42] What is the production capacity of red meat?
[00:25:46] Now we have something around one million tons per year.
[00:25:50] Is that enough for our domestic needs? We had an import
[00:25:54] program of around 100,000 tons, but now it is sufficient to some extent,
[00:25:57] meaning more than 95% is produced domestically.
[00:26:01] In terms of red meat production.
[00:28:44] Iran, East Azerbaijan, Iran.
[00:29:02] That country, that nation, which can prove that
[00:29:06] it is ready for its independence, for
[00:29:09] preserving its identity, for its ideals,
[00:29:13] for its existence, to stand firm and
[00:29:16] defend bravely, that nation is honorable. Its
[00:29:20] enemies, even in the depths of their
[00:29:22] being, acknowledge its honor,
[00:29:26] even if out of malice they are not willing
[00:29:30] to utter it. Today,
[00:29:33] your enemies also acknowledge your honor, and many
[00:29:37] speak ill of it.