Abroad

Complainants in the case against Iran Tractor Forging Company are breaking their silence. Following a workers’ strike and widespread reports that top executives have fled the country with investors’ funds — allegedly transferring them abroad, including to the United Kingdom — anxiety is growing among small shareholders, workers, and the broader public. After sustained pressure, journalists secured a crucial interview with Mr. Mohammad Reza Al‑Ahmad, CEO of Tadbir Farda‑ye Nik, one of the key plaintiffs. Below is an edited summary of his testimony.

EghtesadOnline: Every year, hundreds of millions of people travel abroad to experience a new culture and enjoy the sun, the beach, the mountains, or famous art and architecture. However, another type of unconventional but highly coveted tourism has recently gained popularity: medical tourism. And that is, travelling to another country to visit its m monuments, beaches and also fix anything they may need to be fixed.

EghtesadOnline: Every year, hundreds of millions of people travel abroad to experience a new culture and enjoy the sun, the beach, the mountains, or famous art and architecture. However, another type of unconventional but highly coveted tourism has recently gained popularity: medical tourism. And that is, travelling to another country to visit its m monuments, beaches and also fix anything they may need to be fixed.

EghtesadOnline: The nationwide payment settlement network, Shaparak, announced Wednesday that it continues blocking Iranian Point of Sale devices operating abroad.