A closed session of the parliament to discuss the dollar exchange rate

The Iranian Parliament holds a closed-door session to discuss the fluctuating exchange rate of the dollar.

The Islamic Consultative Assembly in Iran has convened a closed-door session to discuss the unstable currency situation and the rising price of gold coins.

It is planned for this session to be attended by Mohammad Mokhber, the First Vice President, Ehsan Khandouzi, the Minister of Economy, and Mohammadreza Farzin, the Head of the Central Bank.

Last week, the price of the dollar in the Tehran unofficial currency market reached a historic high of over 50,000 tomans, and the price of the new design gold coins exceeded 30 million tomans.

This closed-door session was supposed to be held last Thursday, but it was announced that it would be postponed for three days until the 6th of Esfand due to the death of the mother of the Central Bank’s female chief and the busy schedule of the First Vice President.

After the conclusion of this session, the representatives will proceed to examine the details of the 1402 budget bill.