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AI Summary: The judiciary’s spokesperson reported that Tehran’s special economic crimes prosecutor has received 16 cases related to the return of export currency since the start of the Iranian year 1404. There has been a significant increase in the amount of currency obligations settled and returned to the banking system this year compared to last, with central bank reports estimating around 2.7 billion euros in unreturned export currency under investigation.
According to a Mehr News Agency reporter, Asghar Jahangir, the spokesperson for the judiciary, regarding the Central Bank’s determination to recover currency from exports, stated in response to the reporter: Regarding the return of export currency, the Tehran Special Economic Crimes Prosecutor’s Office has received 16 related cases from the beginning of the year 1404 until now. Currently, 56 cases are open and under investigation, and in 53 cases, it has led to the return of currency and the issuance of a court order.
Issuing Orders for Violating Exporters
The judiciary spokesperson explained: In total, 15 cases have led to the issuance of an order to stand trial, and 24 cases have been sent to other competent authorities with an order of lack of jurisdiction.
Growth in Currency Return This Year
Jahangir, referring to the status of currency obligation settlements, said: The amount of currency obligations settled from exports and imports in the year 1403 was about 83 billion Tomans, which has returned to the banking cycle. This figure in the year 1404 and during the first seven months of the year, i.e., until the end of Mehr, is about 35 billion Tomans, which shows a significant growth compared to the figure of 27 billion Tomans in the same period last year.
Central Bank Report on the Amount of Unreturned Currency
He added: The reports received from the Central Bank regarding currency from exports that have been referred to the economic prosecutor’s office for investigation are estimated to be about 2 billion and 700 million euros.
The judiciary spokesperson concluded that these figures indicate the simultaneous follow-up by the judicial and banking sectors for the return of currency from exports.
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News code: 6675360 | Source: Mehr News Agency
