30,000 people attend the gratitude festival – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to the Mehr correspondent, Hadi Behdad said at the festival of gratitude to workers, working groups, exemplary units and entrepreneurs in Alborz province on Saturday noon: “Workers have always supported the revolution and stood up to adversity, and it is definitely our duty to celebrate them.”
He stated that the Supreme Leader of the Revolution considers innovation in work as an example of righteous action: “Thanksgiving Festival, according to Article 195 of the Labor Law, obliges us to identify innovative, creative and innovative workers.”
The Director General of Social Affairs of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare continued: “Accordingly, a call was made throughout the country and this year, at the 33rd Thanksgiving Festival, more than 30,000 people in the country announced their readiness to call us and the desired plans.” They sent it to the festival secretariat.
He noted that the judging was based on scientific and academic teams: “Finally, about 160 projects reached the national festival and were evaluated in February and March of last year, and the officials visited the projects in the field.”
Behdad said: “According to this, a working group from Alborz province was selected from Iran Power Plant Repair Company, and last Tuesday, their statues and awards were presented by the president.”
He stated: In the year that has been named as production, knowledge-based and employment-creating, it has been determined; Introduce the people who are introduced in these festivals over the years to the community, because more than 300 people have been introduced and judged in the festival of gratitude in the last 10 years, and we have to introduce them to the community.
The Director General of Social Affairs of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare noted: “By working with the media and identifying and introducing them to society, we must introduce the superior models of work and production as the elites of the working community.”