Cultural and tourism approach to future bank facilities in trade
According to the Iran Economist; Within the framework of this agreement, which was signed by Dr. Mohammad Fatanat, CEO of Ayandeh Bank and Saeed Ouhadi, Deputy Director of Management Development and Resources of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, the level of mutual cooperation will be enhanced to create and expand suitable conditions for developing the country’s cultural and tourism capacities. Found.
Dr. Fatanat, CEO of Ayandeh Bank, referring to the years of activity of this bank in the field of tourism, which can be seen in the form of construction and completion of numerous hotels and other related projects, emphasized that Ayandeh Bank’s investment in the form of facilities in other business areas is more cultural. And has had tourism.
Welcoming the new contract, the CEO of Ayandeh Bank said: “We believe that in the post-corona era and the transition from quarantine conditions, the category of tourism can be more transformative and popular with the public than any other sector, which is the importance of creating proper infrastructure and services.” In the field of tourism, it doubles. He added: “Ayandeh Bank’s activities in the field of the relevant ministry are not limited to this and Ayandeh Bank has a joint chapter with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts in various sectors, which can play an effective role in implementing policies and programs.”
Saeed Ouhadi, Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, also described the continuation, continuous efforts and monitoring to achieve results as a feature and approach of Ayandeh Bank. Conditions, especially the severe coronary condition, were considered very effective. He also stressed that all over the world, no development will be possible without the support of banks.
Ouhadi called Ayandeh Bank’s participation in supporting the goals and projects in question very large and valuable, and noted that Ayandeh Bank’s action will ultimately lead to the employment of Iranian families, which is a far more valuable goal.