Under this initiative, the Central Bank of Iran has activated cash dollar and euro symbols in the commercial forex system, specifically intended to support smaller-scale transactions. Importers categorized within the second group of designated goods can now submit requests to purchase foreign currencies through the Second Hall, ostensibly reducing bureaucratic hurdles.
Officials claim the policy will bolster transparency, ease entry barriers for foreign investors, and accelerate the inflow of foreign capital. By broadening access and enhancing market clarity, Iran appears to be reinforcing its appeal to international investors, and signaling a cautious but tangible move toward financial integration with the global economy.