The Central Bank of Iran: A Man to Preserve Friendship or the Value of Money?

Everywhere in the world, the main duty of the central bank is to preserve the value of the national currency; but in Iran, it seems that its duty has become to preserve friendships and special interests. Today's 110,000 toman dollar is a direct result of the inability and inaction of the past months to protect the national currency. The effects of the "Gazir Bank of the Future" project, which is being cheered for with unbacked printed money, will soon be evident on the tables of ninety million Iranians. In the most optimistic estimates, given the excessive printing of money, the erroneous implementation of the Gazir plan, and the creation of false liquidity by the related bank trusts and their deficits, the currency is on its way to reaching 200,000 toman.

This is the bitter reality of Iran's economy today.

All the founders, executors, and encouragers of this situation are responsible and will undoubtedly be monitored and brought to justice at the appropriate time. The only way out of the crisis is to collect the unsupported money created with new financial and technological methods and nothing else. The rotten thoughts and ineffective policies of the Telegram of the past have no effect.

This task falls on the shoulders of the country's intelligent and creative youth to replace weak thoughts with technology through cooperation and unity, and not be afraid of anything to serve their country.