South Khorasan mines on the edge of the blade
The mines of South Khorasan are in a critical condition, and according to experts, if this sector is not helped, there will be no progress in mining and mining activities in the province next year.
According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, South Khorasan, with its rich mines, is known as the country's mineral front, and addressing the mineral benefits opens the window of progress to the province.
In recent years, due to heavy sanctions imposed on Iran from the West, the import of machinery was difficult and in some cases impossible, and due to the sanctions imposed on the country, the import of mining machinery has been severely restricted in the future. Inflict irreparable damage on the mining sector of South Khorasan province.
The depth of the problems increased
Ahmad Parvin, Deputy Chairman of the Provincial Mining House and Deputy Chairman of the Mining Commission of Birjand Chamber of Commerce, said in a meeting of the expert committee of the Government-Private Sector Dialogue Council that exports have fallen in recent months. Is.
Noting that we do not have a clear forecast for the export situation, he said: "On the other hand, our forecast is that with the increase in the price of construction materials, stone mining products will go beyond the level of medium-sized buildings and decrease sales."
The Deputy Chairman of the South Khorasan Mining House and the Deputy Chairman of the Mining Commission of the Birjand Chamber of Commerce continued: "Therefore, maintaining the existing mines until the situation returns to normal requires special and special measures that should be considered."
Parvin pointed out that one of the existing problems is the excessive increase in the price of mining machinery, adding that since part of the machinery's parts are imported from abroad, it faces difficulties in obtaining them due to sanctions. Are.
Future troubles of mines
Emphasizing that the price of mining machinery has risen unbridled, he said: "In the field of importing second-hand machinery, nothing special has happened so far in this area."
The Vice President of the South Khorasan Mining House said: "We anticipate the current trend in the coming months in the field of construction materials and minerals with the accumulation of products."
Parvin said that if we do not have a plan for this area now, we will face many problems in the future, adding that banks can help the activists of this sector by providing solutions for the import of second-hand mining machines.
He added: "Due to the price gap between the device and the current market, there is a valuable assurance for banks that should be considered."
Referring to the existence of complex administrative bureaucracies in solving the problems of mines, he reminded: the existing banking capacities have not been able to meet the needs of the mines of South Khorasan in a timely manner.
The Vice President of South Khorasan Mining House, pointing out that there should be trust, coordination and close relationship between banks and miners, added: "It is necessary for banks to cooperate with mines with a long history and a certificate based on a trust."
The stone that the banks have placed in front of the mines
Criticizing the banks' accreditation method, Parvin continued: "Banks are throwing stones at miners and asking for heavy real estate collateral."
He continued: "If we can't help the crisis-stricken part of the mine quickly, there will be no news of mining boom and mining activities in South Khorasan next year."
Hossein Amini, the manager of one of the banks in South Khorasan, said: "In the field of purchasing and importing mining machinery, a business card, machinery and mining must be in the name of one person in order to enjoy customs advantages."
He pointed out that despite all the price differences and price increases, we want to provide a basis for miners to be able to supply the machinery they need, he said: This is achieved with the cooperation and coordination of all relevant agencies.
The South Khorasan banking director said: "Leasing Bank has a series of contracts with heavy and light machinery companies that charge fees and transaction fees, which is in the interest of the buyer."
He said: "It is natural that mining guarantees cannot be ignored in general to provide facilities to miners, but if conditions are provided that the guarantee of the Mining Products Insurance Fund is approved, many obstacles in this field will be removed."
Amini said: "We expect the understanding of the situation to be bilateral because the resources of banks are also limited."
