Paving the path of resistance economy with mine
Head of the Iranian Mining House: The diversity and mineral reserves in Iran have provided a vast potential for wealth creation and can pave the way for the establishment of a resilient economy with the integration of other economic advantages.
Mohammad Reza Bahraman, in explaining the important issues in the realization of the resistive economy and the contribution of the mining sector to the country's economy, stated that Iran not only has significant reserves of oil and gas and petrochemical capacities, but also desirable reserves of minerals. It is understood that the convergence of these reserves in the path of high value-added production and the elimination of crude oil can turn our country's economy into the world's top economy.
"Fortunately, the government is also serious about developing the mineral economy, and we should strive to reduce crude sales in all areas by combining energy advantages and mineral resources," he said.
"We have the advantages of specialized manpower, cheap energy, domestic reserves and markets and regional countries, which are key four factors for the development of the mining sector, but mismanagement has allowed us to have optimal development in the mining sector," the head of the mine said.
Mohammad Reza Bahraman added: "The share of mining in GDP is one and four tenths of a percent, but besides this share, the impact of this sector on other sectors should be considered more.
"For the post-war period, we are also trying to regulate the introduction of new world technologies and knowledge, and our goal is not to attract foreign investment just to extract and sell the mines," Bahraman said.
"We should seize this opportunity to serve the development of the national economy optimally, including attracting foreign partnerships aimed at export-oriented production and global market development," he said.
He pointed out that the development of the mineral economy eliminates sanctions and that the mining sector needs a single window.
Bahramman added: "The world is looking at value added in the mining sector and needs new technologies and incentives to attract free investment and Iran has a way to create more value added in the mining sector besides using new technologies and attracting investment." No free ones.
Bahrain said: "Mining is a relative advantage for the country and sanctions have shown us that there is no other way to prosper than to focus on sectors that have a comparative advantage in the country, and mining is one of the areas that could boom in boycotts." Also help. We need five basic infrastructures for the development of mines. Transparency of the laws and regulations is one of the infrastructures of mining sector development so that investors can get into mining activities with a confident perspective. Proper implementation of the single window of the mining sector laws and regulations is required in institutions related to this sector, such as the Department of Natural Resources, Environment and Cultural Heritage. Financing exploration in partnership with the government is another "mine development strategy. It is also important to" modernize machinery "and" pay attention to the specialized force ".
Iran ranks among the top ten mining countries, and the experience of developed countries shows that in order to grow and prosper the economy of each society, it is necessary to use sectors in societies that have comparative advantage. In the current situation, the mining and mining industries could be the best alternative to some of the country's oil revenues.
We must use the latest technologies in the world to create the maximum value added for our country's mineral products and take the opportunity to fully utilize the mine in the economic cycle.
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