New Delhi, Jan 4 (KNN) Amid unrest in Iran, industry bodies believe that there is nothing to worry for exporters in the country as it won't hamper their operation and exporting activities atleast at this point of time.

The United States (US) on Thursday carried out a surprise airstrike in Baghdad that killed Iran's one of most powerful figures Soleimani.   

To get more clarification, KNN India spoke to the Federation of Indian Micro and Small & Medium Enterprises (FISME) and Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) who were of the view that exports won't be affected because of such things presently.

While speaking to FISME President, Animesh Saxena, it was learnt that as of now there is nothing to worry about it, since exporting activities will continue until and unless war is being declared there.

''No, there won't be any trouble for exporters. As of now there is nothing such. If the country (Iran) go for a war then the sea link can be declare unsafe, so that concern is there,'' he asserted.

Similarly, FIEO Director General, Ajay Sahai, said that nothing such is expected so early. At present, everything in normal and in the coming days also there won't be any trouble for exporters.

''It's one of the incident, it's not so big,'' he said.

Pankaj Bansal, Treasurer, FISME said, there are possibilities that in the coming days we can see the impact, but at present nothing as such would happen in the near future.

''If the region is disturbed, then there is a possibilities that it might impact the exports but at present noting is such,'' he added.  

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