👈 Pezeshkian: If this move [economic reforms] had not been carried out and a war had started, shortage in the market would have been definite; because we would no longer have had the 28-toman currency to pay with, and with the free exchange rate no one would have brought goods in to sell in the market.
Now all the goods people want are available in the market, but they have become expensive.
We must compensate for this price increase through a ration card (calabarg), and God willing we will compensate it again; because we have eliminated the groundwork for these corruptions.
For 47 years, we have wanted to do things properly, but every time they say it is not the time.
Whenever we want to do something, they say hold on for now, and every time another excuse is brought up.
The result is that we are sinking deeper and deeper into this quicksand.
We are forced to carry out reforms.
If we do not handle the areas of water, electricity, gas, gasoline, and diesel properly, the problems will become worse.
Every time we want to enter these issues, they say don’t touch them now, because if you do, the noise will get loud.
Well, when should we touch them? When we ourselves are drowned, the country is destroyed, and everyone has lost?
We handed over some units, but they brought them back again; while they should not have been returned.
Even those parts that were brought back are not functioning effectively now.
This is a problem that exists in the country’s decision-making system, and in the face of every decision taken in the direction of liberalization, resistances are formed.
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