Entrepreneurial culture and skills training should replace documentarianism and behind-the-scenes
According to IRNA on Thursday; “Bahman Amiri Moghaddam” in the meeting of the employment and investment working group of the province added: administrative meetings should be hopeful and path-breaking for entrepreneurs and producers, otherwise holding these meetings will not be of any achievement for the people.
He considered 1401 as the year of laying the groundwork for the flourishing of production and employment in Kermanshah and said: “A permanent working group on employment and investment should be formed in all departments and offices in order to facilitate and remove obstacles in the path of production and employment.”
The governor of Kermanshah reminded: work and employment and removing barriers to production and investment should become a constant concern of managers.
Emphasizing the need to honor investors, he said: “The culture of thanking entrepreneurs among departments and agencies should replace jealousy and obstruction.”
In another part of his speech, Amiri Moghadam considered thinking behind the desk and neglecting skills as the cause of chronic unemployment in Kermanshah and said: “Economic thinking should be strengthened in student environments and at the same time with the end of school, every young person has a practical skill.” And has also created employment.
He also stressed that in addition to compiling a one-year employment document, it is necessary to compile a four-year employment document for the province, separating the share of each department, along with a description of the relevant priorities and tasks.
Regarding the share of private and state-owned banks in the production sector, the governor of Kermanshah said: The economic working group should determine these shares and monitor how to provide them to entrepreneurs. Also, the share of the Chamber of Commerce in attracting domestic and foreign investment Be specific, manageable and follow-up.
In the province of 2 million people of Kermanshah, now more than one thousand production and industrial units with more than 30 thousand people are active.
The unemployment rate in the province is 14.9 percent, according to the Statistics Center of Iran, and about 150,000 university graduates are currently unemployed in the province.