Tehran: Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has pledged that his government will work to eliminate any obstacles hindering the private sector in the country. The president made the remarks during a visit to the 'Pioneers of Progress' Expo in Tehran on Saturday, where he spoke with private-sector manufacturers and listened to their concerns.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, President Pezeshkian emphasized the government's commitment to creating favorable conditions for the private sector. He stated, 'The government tries to create the conditions for better and more extensive activities of the private sector during all its trips, and to eliminate obstacles to international trade and economic cooperation for this sector.'

During his address, the president highlighted the importance of identifying capable individuals within the country who can address and resolve existing problems. He assured that the government is dedicated to tackling any issues or obstacles that may have been created by governmental policies or actions.

The national exhibition, showcasing the private sector's achievements, began last week at Imam Khomeini Hussainia.