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Automakers’ Options for Foreign Partnership Curbed by Sanctions

At present, domestic automakers have only two options for industrial and economic cooperation, namely China and Russia, and this cooperation may not be very helpful
Automakers’ Options for Foreign Partnership Curbed by Sanctions
Automakers’ Options for Foreign Partnership Curbed by Sanctions

Domestic automakers do not have many foreign partners to choose from due to sanctions and experts believe cooperation with available options will not help the industry significantly.
According to automotive experts, the activities of companies operating in the field account for about 20% of the country's total industrial operations.
However, over the past few years, the industry has been the main bone of contention between parliamentarians, especially of the Majlis Industries and Mines Commission, and the Ministry of Industries, Mining and Trade.
In an interview with Donyaye Khodro, Saeed Madani, former CEO of SAIPA and senior automotive consultant, said the Industries Minister Reza Fatemi-Amin is being solely blamed for the mess in the automotive industry by parliamentarians. 

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