Bank Saderat Iran’s support for books showed that the economy is not far from books and cultural knowledge

According to the Iran Economist, quoting the public relations of Bank Saderat Iran, Effat Shariati added: “The impact of Bank Saderat Iran’s support in the field of books and culture is a great opportunity and a way for other banks.”
He expressed the importance of book culture and reading in excellence and growth. Adolescents and young people, he said: “I grew up with books and books play a major role in my life and it is impossible for me not to read books every day.” The library is a haven of peace.
The member of the Economic Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, referring to the valuable opinions of the Supreme Leader regarding books, said: “Unfortunately, reading books in the society has become a bit less and therefore the strengthening of the cultural foundation should be considered more than before so that students and Young people have a stronger connection with books.
He pointed out the importance of cultural influence in the growth and excellence of the student period, reminded: In the student period, if a math teacher talks about religious and cultural principles, he will be much more interested, than a mystic comes to talk about it. . Therefore, Bank Saderat Iran, which has entered this field and has shown its influence in this field, is a great opportunity and even offers a way for other banks. Because our country has been formed on the basis of cultural principles for a long time, and these cultural principles must be strengthened day by day.
The representative of the people of Zarand and Kuhbanan welcomed and expressed his happiness for the support of Bank Saderat Iran for the exhibition of the Holy Quran during the holy month of Ramadan, and said: The basics of economics are mentioned in the Quran in various dimensions.
He expressed hope that the close relationship between Bank Saderat Iran and the original spiritual and cultural positions will lead to the advancement of cultural goals.
Shariati also praised Bank Saderat Iran’s efforts to support writers using new credit schemes and suggested that Bank Saderat Iran’s strategies to support the book and cultural sectors be discussed in a meeting with members of the parliament’s economic commission. To take.
He added: “In 1401, special economic measures, especially in the field of banking, are still on the agenda, and Bank Saderat Iran, as an ancient bank, can raise and follow up its proposals to support the country’s cultural development in the Economic Commission of the parliament.”