The board member of the Iran Chamber of Commerce considered organizing the budgeting system, improving the business environment, economic exchanges with the world and combating corruption as four main economic priorities that the 13th government must address.

Stating that economic problems have currently become the country’s main challenge, the consequences of which have affected the people's lives and the future government should seriously pursue the resolution of economic problems, Keivan Kashefi said: The government should prioritize to organize economic challenges.

He added: "Of course, we should not forget that solving all these problems will not be possible within six months or a year, and it needs to be continued to reach the desired point."

According to the head of the Kermanshah Chamber, there are four important core issues that the government will settle other problems to some extent like a domino if addresses them.

He believes that although the country is facing other economic challenges, including funds such as Social Security and Pensions, Stock Exchanges, etc., if these four economic priorities are removed, then many of the country's economic problems will improve.