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Ali Tayebnia

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August 2015

August 28, 2015

When the Minister of Economy Calls Iran's Banking System 'Sick'

Iran's Minister of Economy, Ali Tayebnia, has described the country's banking system as 'sick' due to significant debts and liquidity issues. He emphasized the urgent…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Aug 28, 2015

Iran's Parliament Report: Unemployment Rate to Reach About 16% in 1400

A report from Iran's Parliament indicates that the unemployment rate could reach 16% in 1400, with over 4.1 million unemployed individuals if economic growth is…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Aug 28, 2015
August 19, 2015

The Parliament's Board Refuses to Announce the Receipt of the Impeachment Proposals for the Ministers of Economy and Sports

The Iranian Parliament's leadership has refused to officially acknowledge impeachment proposals against the Ministers of Economy and Sports despite significant support from representatives. The reasons…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Aug 19, 2015
August 18, 2015

Concerns Over 'Influence of Former Government Members' in Guardian Council Oversight Committees

Concerns are rising over the influence of former government members in the Guardian Council's oversight committees, particularly regarding the nuclear agreement. The Supreme Leader has…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Aug 18, 2015
August 5, 2015

Italy Officially Invites Hassan Rouhani to Visit Rome

Italy has officially invited Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to visit Rome, aiming to strengthen economic ties post-sanctions. The invitation comes during a visit by Italian…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Aug 5, 2015
August 2, 2015

Nobakht: This Year's Budget is Unachievable

Mohammad Baqer Nobakht, head of Iran's Management and Planning Organization, announced that the national budget for 1394 is unlikely to be achieved due to falling…

📰 Radio Farda 🕐 Aug 2, 2015
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