Azerbaijan, Baku, Oct.23 /Trend, F.Milad/
The probable sanctions against the Central Bank of Iran would certainly have negative repercussions for the national economy and it will dent foreign trade relations, a member of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines stated.
Masoud Daneshmand told ILNA news agency that oil incomes are deposited to the central bank account and are then allocated to the domestic production and commerce sectors.
Considering that a number of state-run banks have been sanctioned, this issue spells a great loss for the banking system, he added.
"I believe that the country's policy makers should place the priority on interests of the national economy. Of course, it does not mean that we should discard our ideologies and fundamental rights," he stressed.