The Governor of Markazi reported an unprecedented 41% increase in non-oil exports from the province in the first half of this year. This increase has occurred while the province faces economic challenges and damages from the war. According to the governor, this success reflects the continuous efforts and cooperation of various institutions.
Details of Non-Oil Exports
The Governor of Markazi stated that non-oil exports from the province reached 370 million dollars in the first half of this year, providing more details about these exports. He noted that this figure represents a significant change compared to 262 million dollars in exports during the same period last year. The governor also expressed hope that by continuing this trend, the province can achieve its long-term goals in non-oil exports in the coming years.
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Challenges and Solutions
The Governor of Markazi further pointed out the challenges facing non-oil exports. He said: "Economic constraints and sanctions have a significant impact on exports, but with cooperation between government institutions and the private sector, we can overcome these challenges." He also emphasized the importance of creating suitable infrastructure and supporting local producers, announcing government plans to improve economic and export conditions.
Finally, the Governor of Markazi stated: "Given the importance of non-oil exports, the government has devised special programs to support this sector so that we can achieve sustainable growth and economic development." These statements reflect the government's serious determination to strengthen non-oil exports and manage existing challenges.
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