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The Central Bank, in response to the increase in the price of Arbaeen foreign currency, said the reason for the price hike was in line with the policy of unifying the foreign exchange market and based on an agreement among banks. This comes as Arbaeen foreign currency had previously been calculated at the government rate, but its price has now increased.

• The Central Bank said the reason for the higher price of Arbaeen foreign currency was within the framework of the policy of unifying the foreign exchange market and based on an agreement among banks.
• This move was carried out in line with the government’s policy on unifying exchange rates.
• The quota of pilgrims’ foreign currency also increased this year.
• Previously, Arbaeen foreign currency was calculated at the government rate.
• Previously, every 100 dinars cost about 55,000 tomans.
• Each person had to pay 11 million tomans to receive their 200,000-dinar quota.
• This amount has now risen to 25 million tomans.. Coverage difference: In its two reports, KhabarOnline explained in detail the Central Bank’s statements about the reason for the higher price of Arbaeen foreign currency and provided details on the change in the exchange rate and quota. The outlet also referred to the increase in the pilgrims’ foreign currency quota. In contrast, Hamshahri newspaper only mentioned the issue under a general headline about the “hidden side of the rising price of Arbaeen foreign currency” and provided no details or explanations in its summary.