Iran Government denies plans to stop car imports

On April 22, multiple sources reported that the Ministry of Transportation of Iran announced that it has no plans to stop car imports, and car imports have been taking place since the beginning of the year. The vehicles are being cleared at customs, while those requiring a SATA code have been moved into warehouses wi....

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