One of the macro-policies after the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran was the emphasis on domestic production and import substitution, and for this reason, most of the domestic production market has been considered macro-policies. Therefore, the amount of production and quality of goods has never been designed based on export markets, and in some cases, even the export of food products creates serious restrictions for domestic consumers in Iran. Also, the lack of government support for Iran's private sector exports, lack of export strategy and planning, the weakness of the private sector and the seriousness of the state sector of Iran's economy are among other issues related to the problems of increasing trade between Iran and Russia.