The central governor calls for mining support from Hepco
The provincial governor is expected to provide the necessary support by purchasing machinery for the company, pointing out that production of Hepco begins this year.
According to Iran's International Stone Exhibition, Sayed Ali Aghazadeh in Mahalat city, referring to the extent and diversity of the rock and mine in Iran, said: There is a high diversity and good capacities in the field of stone and mining in Iran, in order to make maximum use of this Capacities need the support of the private sector and the government.
He added: In the field of mines and stones there should be bilateral management between the private sector and the government, because the countries that have been successful in this area have been successful due to the good bilateral management between the public and private sectors.
The central governor pointed out the problems in the part of the private sector management, stating: In some cases the investor has had problems due to inadequate management of resources after getting a loan, but we must admit that our banking system is ill And many economic activists are sitting on the black soil because of such problems.
"The government and the private sector should solve the problems through a public dialogue," Aghazadeh said. There is strong will and hope in the government, but there are sometimes complex and parallel laws that require the parliament and the judiciary to take action.
He continued: Today the Ministry of Industry and Mine officials were empty in the exhibition and the Deputy Minister was expected to attend the ceremony and exhibition.
The central governor said: "There are some shortcomings in some government agencies and in the private sector as well as in the private sector. We have to negotiate to resolve the problem, still some 40 years after the Islamic Revolution in some economic activities. We bend the alley while mineral capacities can easily fill the place of export and sale of oil.
Pointing out that Iran is well positioned in the world in mining, where good management can replace this massive $ 30 billion oil sale, Aghazadeh said, the central province is reluctant to support mining activities. But we are in trouble with some workshops on financial matters.
* ISNA
