The Director General of Standards in Qazvin announced a significant reduction in the time required for evaluating the compliance of imported goods, stating that this time has decreased from seven days to 2.7 days in Qazvin province.
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Director General of Standards in Qazvin: The Time for Evaluating Compliance of Imported Goods Has Decreased to Less Than 3 Days
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November 1, 2026
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The Director General of Standards in Qazvin has reported a reduction in the compliance evaluation time for imported goods from seven days to 2.7 days. This change is significant for improving efficiency in the import process. It reflects efforts to streamline procedures in the province.
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