Being state-owned is the main problem of our industry
Member of the Parliamentary Committee on Industries and Mines: Due to the outdated stone processing machinery in the country, the world markets are looking for Iranian crude stone and the solution of today's export problem is to cooperate with the foreign branded and global market for synchronous production. And it is in harmony with the global markets.
Mohammad Reza Mansouri, representative of Saveh and Zarandieh in the Islamic Consultative Assembly at the closing ceremony of the 10th Iran_nimar International Stone Exhibition, said: The aim of the exhibitions should be to branding and introducing goods and services to the world. Many have the empowerment and branding of their products in the global marketplace.
He continued: The answer to the question of the inability to export cars, reducing the useful life of 50-year asphalt to two years in Iran and failure to export carpets despite the Iranian carpet brand plays an important role in discovering the path of empowering Iranian industries.
Mansouri also pointed to the past five hundred percent of Iran's export and past free water, electricity and gas compared to many other countries in the world. Our education today is fifty years old, and in this fifty years of world science and change. And with education we can't afford entrepreneurship today, jobs are evolving all over the world, and we're seeing a good example of that in the stone industry.
"Today, we are an old one without education and education, and that is why we are developing a plan to transform education into the goal of empowering students and nurturing entrepreneurs," the MP added.
Referring to the potential of the stone industry to replace the oil industry in the country's economy, he said: Due to the old stone processing machinery in the country, the world markets are looking for Iranian crude stone and the solution of today's export problem is to cooperate with investors. Foreign has a global brand and market for production synchronized with global markets.
A member of the Parliamentary Committee on Industries and Mines concluded: Japan manufactures Toyota's export car despite the labor cost, and Iran, despite being cheap labor and energy carriers, produces only semi-automobiles that the domestic market is reluctant to use. The main problem of our industry today is being state-owned, and all the development of today's stone industry that still has jobs is private.
* Morning neighborhoods
