Iran is facing great difficulties in obtaining loans and financing its projects, according to an economic report that shows the worsening conditions. This is due to the continuing conflicts and tensions in the region. The figures indicate that the government is trying to address the severe budget shortfall by increasingly borrowing, a situation caused mainly by large military spending, as well as restrictions on trade with the world due to economic sanctions.
Information shows that the state’s reliance on internal loans or unconventional financing methods increases inflationary pressures on the local economy, which burdens citizens and makes life difficult for them.
While Tehran is trying to fulfill its financial obligations under these difficult circumstances, analysts believe that the weakness of the economy, coupled with the instability of the political situation, limits the available financing options and makes them expensive, which reduces the state’s ability to launch development projects or support the civilian sectors.
