Annually, 494 thousand tons of various minerals are extracted from Salmas mines
Head of Salmas Industry, Mining and Trade Department: 494 thousand tons of various minerals are extracted from Salmas mines annually.
According to the International Iranian Stone Exhibition, Hassan Pashazadeh, in describing the 11-month performance of different parts of the city, added: In Salmas city, there are 20 mines with valid exploitation licenses, which annually extract 494 thousand tons of minerals from these mines and provide direct employment. Provided for 120 people, the main minerals extracted from the mines of this city are travertine, marble, gypsum, iron ore, basalt and sand.
Referring to the issuance of establishment licenses in the field of industry, he added: During the first 11 months of this year, 18 establishment licenses and 3 exploitation licenses have been issued in the field of industries. Currently, 110 industrial units with an investment volume of more than 1211 billion rials And direct employment for 2,123 people.
Pashazadeh stated: Also, 93 industrial projects with an investment volume of 2261 billion Rials are being implemented, which will create jobs for 1773 people by launching these units.
The head of the city's Department of Industry, Mines and Trade stated: "Since the beginning of this year, 857 business licenses have been issued for trade unions, and the issuance of these licenses provided employment opportunities for 2,142 people."
Pashazadeh pointed out: In the first 11 months of this year, 5496 inspections of trade, production, service, distribution and market level units resulted in the formation of 530 cases of violations worth more than 10 billion rials, which for further investigation and The final verdict was referred to the competent authorities.
Referring to the performance of Salmas bakery units, he said: "Since the beginning of 1420, inspections of bread baking units have been carried out and 147 cases of violations worth more than one billion and 757 million rials have been filed and referred to government sanctions."
* ISNA
