Financial Tribune - Economic analysts and business people have time and again called for reforming Iran�s decades-old Trade Law. However, they also strongly disapprove of legislators� ongoing rush to pass the new reform bill.

During a weeklong stretch this month, Iranian parliamentarians approved 12 chapters and 331 articles of �Book of Commercial Contracts�, one of the several voluminous books forming the crux of the Trade Reform Bill.

According to Hosseinali Haji Deligani, a member of Majlis Plan and Budget Commission, more than 100 clauses were read and approved in just two hours, which is a record!