Elias Naderan told Mehr News Parliament correspondent that those believed that economic growth was related to solving the country’s nuclear issue had been on the wrong track.
“The removal of some economic restraints in has shocking effects on economy, but structural problems of the economy would undo the short-term growth attained during the shock” Naderan told.
Naderan objected to some of political figures and media outlets who believed that nuclear issue would be solved through negotiations, and with it, Iran’s economic problems.
“In Almaty and Istanbul as well the enemy’s psychological war machine worked to sell the idea to the Iranian public that the path to economic growth leads to solution of Iran’s nuclear issue,” he added.
The deputy head of Parliament Plan and Budget Commission asserted that opening of some channels would not have fundamental impact on economy, with possible short-term shocks on economy, which it would disappear into thin air soon.
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