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The 80-member Iranian Entrepreneurs Association is composed of the most influential and powerful drivers of Iran's productive economy. However, the beating heart of this association is its specialized committees, which are made up of experts and experienced professionals.

Dividing the tasks among nine skilled committees in the fields of banking, taxation, development, customs, exports, imports, knowledge-based, human resources, and public relations helps to identify the root cause of problems and the best way to deal with them.

Accurate problem identification and the provision of appropriate practical solutions depends on how the association's consultations with lawmakers are more effective, and the meetings of entrepreneurs and drivers with the leaders of the production and economy arena are more productive. Especially since these committees include both private sector drivers and experienced producers, as well as former government officials or lawmakers. The presence of both groups, who have worked together in solidarity for years on the path of production and development, and have recognized the legal and economic obstacles along the way, has given the members of the committee a comprehensive understanding of all aspects of the matter. This is why they can propose solutions at the same time as they raise the issue

The objectives of these specialized committees are as follows:

• • Synergy among the members of the Iranian Entrepreneurs Association in specialized areas
• • Setting up the discourse of economic drivers in governance
• • Consultation with officials to solve the common challenges of the Iranian Entrepreneurs Association
• • Achieving the position of adviser to lawmakers and officials

The Iranian Entrepreneurs Association, through targeted strategic negotiations, joint hosting of scientific conferences, specialized meetings, and other top-notch events in cooperation with government ministries, organizations, and economic institutions, strives to achieve the following results:

• • Focus on strengthening the mutual understanding of the two-way interests of the government and entrepreneurs
• • Facilitating laws and regulations to meet the interests of the drivers of the productive economy in the private sector

• • Persuading the government to participate in the creation and development of the economic activities of big entrepreneurs
• • Creating a network of coexistence and synergy between the members of the association and the government
• • Creating a network of coexistence and synergy between the members of the association and the government
• • Sending trade delegations abroad and using the capacity of embassies and charge d'affaires
• • Providing the necessary financial resources for members to implement development plans
• • Designing the entrepreneurship ecosystem by higher-level centers
• • Monitoring and facilitating the issuance of all necessary legal permits for members

Manufacturers and drivers, especially the members of the Iranian Entrepreneurs Association, are more interested in building and crossing the law is the same as failure. However, the laws of the unbeaten paths must be repeatedly refined in order to completely remove the risks from their wayfarers and lead them to their destination. The association's most prominent mission begins after the discovery of these law roadblocks.

Although the revision of laws is the responsibility of the rulers and lawmakers, the association by showing the main barriers to drivers in opening new borders for Iran's industry and economy, calls on the rulers and lawmakers to help remove these obstacles.

The most important steps of the Iranian Entrepreneurs Association to achieve this goal are as follows:

• • Establishing a strategic research center to monitor economic developments and laws, as well as in-depth study of existing policies and solutions
• • Benchmarking from leading countries in the field of economic drivers in the private sector and presenting them to the economic sector of the government
• • Identifying burdensome laws and regulations in economic affairs through the meetings of the