New cases of currency smuggling were announced
The exporters are obliged to deliver the currency resulting from the export to the central bank

According to the bill to strengthen the powers of the central bank in the management of the foreign exchange market, which was presented to the parliament, all exporters of goods and services are obliged to declare the currency resulting from exports to the central bank and put them under the management of the central bank according to the rules and procedures announced by that bank.

Failure to deliver the currency of the exporters to the central bank is an example of currency smuggling and the perpetrator will be sentenced to the penalties listed in paragraph (c) and note (2) of article (22) of this law.

Any kind of mediation and promotion of buying and selling currency, including announcing its illegal purchase and sale in the media and virtual space, as well as soliciting the purchase and sale of currency outside of the rules and regulations announced by the Central Bank, are prohibited, and the perpetrators of these acts, as well as those who According to article (2) of this law, those who repeatedly commit currency smuggling will be sentenced to the punishment mentioned in paragraph (b) and note (2) of article (22) of this law and confiscation of open currencies in case of currency discovery.