Four thousand seven hundred and ninety billion riyals of industrial and mineral investment in neighborhoods was realized
Head of the Department of Industry, Mining and Commerce of Mahallat City: Four thousand seven hundred and ninety billion riyals of industrial investment were achieved this year in the city which is a hundred percent increase over the same period last year.
According to Iran's International Stone Exhibition, Reza Maleki said: "This amount of investment has been issued through the issuance of sixteen licenses for production and industrial exploitation of stone in Mahaleh city.
He said: "With the launch of these industrial and industrial units, one hundred and thirty-six direct job opportunities have been provided.
The head of the Mahalat Industry, Mining and Trade continued: Forty-three licenses were issued this year in the Mahalat industry, with an estimated capital requirement of four thousand three hundred eighty-six billion rials.
Maleki said: "These units provide up to seven hundred jobs in stone cutting and processing, chemical production, paper production from stone and metal industries."
Maleki noted: Two hundred and sixty billion riyals were invested last year in the industrial sector of the city, which provided employment for seven hundred and forty-four people.
He said: There is an industrial town, a district and two industrial hubs in Mahallat city where two hundred and ninety licensed industrial units operate.
The head of Mahallat city's industry, mining and commerce added: "More than four thousand new and sustainable jobs were created in these industrial units."
Maleki said there are 155 mines in Mahallat city, with seventy-five units operating and sixty-two units operating in the Travertine rock area.
The head of the Mahalat city's industry, mining and commerce department added that the city's 50% share of the economy in producing raw and decorative stones has been a boon for the city.
Mahalat city, located in the south of the central province, two hundred sixty-two kilometers southwest of the country's capital, has a population of fifty-five thousand and is known for its ornamental stone, ornamental and floral and tricot production.
* IRNA
