According to Iran Stone Exhibition, in the second meeting of the Mines and Minerals Commission of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, which was held on the ninth round of the Mines and Minerals Day news and information announcement of the Commission's goals and priorities in the ninth round. The alignment of the mining associations and their integration was emphasized. At the meeting, the members of the Iran Chamber of Commerce Mining Committee expressed their views and exchanged views.

Nine specialized meetings per year
Bahram Shakouri, head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce's Mining and Mining Industries Commission, said at a meeting of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce's Mines and Minerals Commission that officials and managers of the mining-related sectors had an effective presence in the past period. In the past period, the Commission has set priorities such as the steel chain, the amendment of the Mines Act, the software for calculating state rights, and so on.

He added that during this period the number of members increased and reached thirty-five, he emphasized: Twenty-six specialized meetings were held by the Mining and Mining Commission in the previous period, despite the closure of nine specialized meetings in year 2; Has been.

Shakuri, referring to the eighth term as the commission commissioned by the Mines and Minerals Commission, said: "State Mines Law Software Development, Development of Mining and Industrial Development Strategy, Small and Medium Mines Revival Plan, State Mines Reform Plan, Management Strategy Development" Water resources and the steel chain plan were among the priorities of the Mining and Mining Commission last year.

"Given the criticism of the Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce over why the private sector is not being used, it has become more active," said the head of the Mining and Mining Commission of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce.

It is worth mentioning that the Chairman of the Committee on Mines and Minerals of the Iranian Chamber is present in the Ministry's Thinking Room along with the Chairman of the Imidro Executive Committee, the Deputy Minister, the Head of the Mining House, and so on. The first meeting of the think-tank was recently held with the Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce discussing tolls and the government's exit from grammar steel ratings and lead and zinc issues.

At the end he stated about the importance of forming a confederation: Once it was suggested to form a mining confederation to put the minerals in one place. Of course, we will have everyday problems and we must try to solve these problems.

Mining section under magnifying glass
Sajjad Gharaghi, deputy chairman of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce's Mining and Mining Industries Committee, referring to the five priorities set for this year, said that the Iranian Chamber of Commerce's Mining and Mining Industries has five priorities for follow-up this year. These five include exploration and extraction of laws and regulations, development of an optimal mining governance document with a chain equilibrium approach, mining and mineral industries branding, supporting innovation in new businesses in the field of mining and developing a sustainable development plan.

Vice President of the Mining and Mining Commission of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce stated that the creation of a governing document specifies the role of private sector organizations in the field of mining. To introduce to society.

Gharaghi emphasized: Organizing the private sector to function efficiently is an important issue to consider.

Listen to the experts
Hassan Hosseinkoli, head of the Iranian Lead and Zinc Exporters' Union, also said at the meeting that what we are dealing with is mining, government duties and rights, saying: "Those working in the mining and mining industries have noticed problems . By law, we have a single window and the ministry has to implement it. We have to know that without expert work and the attention of experts, nothing works.

He pointed to the measures taken in the country: Although the measures have been taken to date, the list provided does not comply with the Law on the Obstacles to Production. For example, the law states that if something is extracted from the mine and remains unchanged, it is a raw material, so it is clear that the concentrate is not lead or other raw material. The same is true of value added. We bring the stone that does not cost tens of thousands of tomans to the factory and change processes and apply it to the value of ten million tomans. How can this be said to be a crude mineral?

In the end, Hosseingholi regretted that sometimes acting was personal: Sometimes behaviors are not legal in government institutions and organizations and we often see hateful, personal and arbitrary behavior that is not pleasant and productive.

Needs knowledge
Sayed Amir Parham Mousavi, an expert in charge of mines and minerals, pointed to the need for the private sector to have sufficient knowledge: He has had enough knowledge in his field.

Param Mousavi went on to emphasize the necessity of accompanying different mining associations: Another issue is the number of associations, houses and commissions that should be aligned, move along and share the same views, but unfortunately they neutralize and disagree with each other. .

Referring to the status of news in news channels, he said, "The obvious example can be found in mineral channels." It seems as though much of the mines have been forgotten and the news seems to be circling around the iron, steel and copper units, while the granite mines have been closed for years, and no one is saying why they are closed.

He pointed out that the Commission should address all the minerals beyond a few issues: One of the topics that may be addressed is the pathology of minerals that have not been priced for many years.