Pay attention to the private sector policies of the Ministry of Industry
Advisor to the Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce pointing out that the private sector is paying attention to the policies of the Ministry of Industry, Mining and Commerce but I do not know why we do not take the private sector seriously? Now the private sector can help alongside the public sector, he said. Problems in the public sector that are big and heavy and can't move, but the agile and fast private sector can solve many of the problems and hopefully managers take the private sector seriously.
According to Iran's International Stone Exhibition, Seyed Ali Hosseini today at the opening ceremony of the Second International Exhibition of Mining, Mining and Steel Supply in Sirjan said: We must know each other's culture and avoid any conflict Given Iran's great cultural background, how can we not solve economic problems in the domestic sphere?
He pointed out that the private sector is paying attention to the policies of the Ministry of Industry, Mining and Commerce, but I don't know why we don't take the private sector seriously. Now the private sector can help alongside the public sector, he said. Problems in the public sector that are big and heavy and can't move, but the agile and fast private sector can solve many of the problems and hopefully managers take the private sector seriously.
"The elite debate and the young management of the country should be on the agenda of all companies," said an adviser to the Minister of Industry, Mining and Trade. We are reaching the age of management, and we have killed the motivation until we trust the young and give them credit.
Pointing out that former managers can be very strong advisors alongside young managers, he added: "The industry must attract the indigenous elite of the universities and we must motivate."
Hosseini stated that we are working very poorly in the field of information: Another issue of information is that we need to express the achievements of different fields, especially the steel industry, which is the economic leader.
The adviser to the Minister of Industry, Mining and Commerce went on to emphasize productivity.
"The region that produces thirty million barrels of oil a day will never be quiet, and no one will do anything for us except ourselves, and we must work from within," said a senior adviser to the jihadist administration. Didn't we really achieve something? Why don't we suggest that this is what art and science want.
Hosseini said: We are facing an economic, psychological and cultural war, so we all have to work together and try to be a role model for us to continue.
* ISNA
