147 mines were rehabilitated and activated in seven months
A review of the seven-month report of the Small-Scale Mines Rehabilitation, Activation and Development Plan shows that since the beginning of this year, 147 mines across the country have been reopened.
According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, since the beginning of this year, 672 mines across the country have been identified and prioritized in the framework of the small-scale mining rehabilitation, activation and development plan.
During this period, in the framework of the plan for rehabilitation and re-launch of small-scale mines throughout the country, clinical action has been taken on 194 mines.
According to the report, from the beginning of this year to the end of October, 64 mines have been directly rehabilitated, and 83 mines have been rehabilitated, activated and developed by providing the necessary infrastructure. Also, measures have been taken to issue establishment licenses, increase capacity and supply raw materials for 12 processing units out of 25 targeted units for this year.
Activation and development of 293 mines since the beginning of the project
From April of last year to the end of October of this year, 2,800 mines have been identified and prioritized, and clinical treatment has been performed on 1,214 mines and 293 mines have been rehabilitated, activated and developed.
Holding 60 provincial working groups to rehabilitate small mines
In the first seven months of this year, more than 60 sessions of the provincial working group have been held through video conferencing and presence in the provinces and 2 sessions of precious and semi-precious stones (Isfahan and Imidro provinces).
Also during this period, more than 22 meetings were held with the parties to the investment memorandum, 15 meetings of the Coordination Council, 15 internal meetings of the plan for rehabilitation, activation and development of small-scale mines and 13 meetings focusing on targeted transfer of mines in the stock exchange for financing. Has been.
* IRNA
