Tehran - The Iranian Minister of Agriculture announced that through coordinated sectoral and inter-organizational planning, the supply and distribution of essential goods are proceeding normally across the country, particularly in provinces popular with travelers.

 

Speaking on the sidelines of the second Crisis Management Headquarters meeting on Tuesday, Gholamreza Nouri emphasized that national unity and cohesion are the keys to overcoming hardship.

 

"This unity is the very principle our martyred leader consistently advised and reminded us of during all difficulties, and it will forever remain our guiding principle in serving the people," he said.

 

Nouri affirmed that the 14th administration and President Pezeshkian stand resolutely behind the Islamic establishment, the Revolution, and the nation, sparing no sacrifice in their commitment to public service.

 

The minister explained that with authority delegated to governors and heads of Jihad for Agriculture organizations nationwide, the production, supply, distribution, and retail of agricultural products and essential goods are proceeding without issue. "No shortages or disruptions have been reported from any part of the country," he confirmed.

 

Drawing on the ministry's experience during the "12-Day War" roughly nine months ago, Nouri expressed confidence in the current situation. "We navigated that difficult period honorably. Based on those same experiences, the current situation is fully under control, and there are no concerns regarding the supply and distribution of essential goods in the market."

 

With the onset of domestic travel to northern and central provinces, the minister noted that necessary provisions have been made to secure essential supplies for these host regions. "The distribution process in markets and stores remains normal and routine," he added.

 

Nouri also reported that inspections over the past two days have found no shortages in stores or markets nationwide. "There is no cause for worry or concern."

 

Expressing gratitude to economic activists and agricultural cooperatives, the minister affirmed that the supply chain for household necessities is operating smoothly, with full cooperation from agricultural and livestock unions across the country. "The market is being monitored continuously and in real-time," he concluded.