Why Iran’s economy remains resilient

A report by "Responsible Statecraft" confirms that Iran's economy, despite sanctions and the US-Israeli war, has not collapsed as Washington and Tel Aviv predicted, despite the significant damage it has suffered. Continued sanctions and the conflict have led to a slowdown in economic growth, increased unemployment, infrastructure destruction, and rising prices. However, the Iranian economy has managed to endure through strategies such as expanding cash transfer programs and supporting impoverished groups, along with political flexibility in managing and partly stabilizing prices. Despite the deterioration, data shows that Iran's GDP per capita has increased by 9.6% since 2018. Although Iran has faced enormous pressures from sanctions and blockade, it has not fallen into complete collapse, as economic and strategic independence remains a key factor in its resilience against these challenges.

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