Another Scene of Iran’s Political and Economic Isolation Unfolded

Another scene of Iran’s political and economic isolation unfolded

Another scene of Iran’s political and economic isolation unfolded as the major meeting of senior economic officials of the world and joint talks of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in the United States was one of the most important economic events of recent months globally. Many countries of the world, either in person or virtually, negotiated their economic problems and needs with senior officials of international organizations and wealthy countries.

In this situation, Iran was absent, and the important and key remarks of the IMF director at the press conference neither reached Iranian officials nor did Iran’s severe economic situation, particularly the shaky foundations of the finance system based on pyramid scheme-like stock and currency trading, find a place in the discussions.

This is while numerous countries presented their issues, and the food crisis in 48 countries worldwide was examined at this meeting. The gas agreement between Lebanon and Israel was discussed, and African countries bargained for the forgiveness of their debts.

The serious warnings of senior officials of the two key international economic and finance organizations about financial discipline naturally did not reach Tehran either.

Meanwhile, the Iranian government, in an attempt to calm public opinion amid an internal crisis and ongoing public protests, is recklessly increasing salaries at all levels and distributing money without backing or groundwork, and the pyramid-like structure of the stock and currency market has undermined the value of the national currency.