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Iran Chamber calls for rethinking export resilience, opening a trade path to Africa

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The president of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture has called for a strategic reassessment of the country's foreign trade resilience. Speaking in the context of National Export Day, the official emphasized the need to reevaluate export strategies and open new trade pathways toward the African continent.

The initiative aims to bolster Iran's external commerce against external pressures by diversifying export routes and markets. By focusing on Africa, Iranian trade authorities seek to establish fresh economic corridors to support national export objectives.

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