The possibility of withdrawing 6.7 billion dollars from Iran’s resources in the International Fund

According to the financial news report, citing the public relations of the central bank, Mohammad Reza Farzin, the head of the central bank, said on the sidelines of his meetings with the officials of the International Monetary Fund in Washington: Iran currently has 4.8 billion SDR special drawing rights (equal to 6.7 billion dollars) which can use these resources to help the existing economic situation with minimal administrative formalities and quickly.

He added: At different times when the global economy faces recession, the International Monetary Fund, in order to help its members, creates liquidity called (SDR Allocation) “Special Drawing Right” so that countries rely on that liquidity. to get their needs to get out of the recession.

Farzin added: In this regard, before 2021, there were 1.4 billion SDR (Special Drawing Right) in Iran’s account, and in the last months of that year, in the form of a fund plan to deal with the economic recession caused by Corona, 3.4 billion SDR was added to the previous balance, so currently Iran has 4.8 billion SDR (Special Drawing Right) (equivalent to 6.7 billion dollars).