Forcing private banks to participate in government housing

According to Iran Economist, should private banks be forced to join the thirteenth government’s housing movement plan, which is one of the president’s promises? This is a compulsion that the government is trying to implement in any way. Private banks have shareholders and they cannot act for the benefit of the government at the expense of their shareholders. Now the Deputy Minister of Housing is coming on TV and defaming private banks.

The head of the National Land and Housing Organization stated that private banks have not yet seriously entered into the National Housing Movement plan and said: State banks have promised to make up for the delays and provide facilities.

One of the managers of the Ministry of Housing says: we have one of the methods of providing land in addition to the lands that are available to the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, Article 10 of the Law on Housing Production Jump, Article 10 of the Law on Housing Jump, obligates the institutions that have surplus land. puts them at the disposal of the plan, so far we have obtained documents for more than 5 thousand and 600 hectares of land belonging to other institutions, we have removed 2 thousand and 500 hectares from the identifications we have had, due to various reasons, the rest of which is 2 thousand And 600 hectares are left. What is largely left now is the lands of the universities, we have identified more than a thousand hectares of the lands of the universities, which have been identified as surplus lands and should have been included in the plan. We had an understanding with the Ministry of Science that these lands will be used according to the scientific priorities and the university’s own employees. We are advancing this understanding, we hope to be able to use these lands that we have on the agenda now, a thousand hectares, for the staff and members of the university’s faculty.

Necessity of cooperation of banks in payment of housing facilities

In the first year of the law, the banks were supposed to pay 360 thousand billion tomans, in the second year 458 billion tomans, so far 171 thousand billion tomans have been paid, which is about 21% of what should be pledged. has been State banks until 01/29, when the Supreme Housing Council was formed by the order of Mr. President with the presence of banks, well, apart from Housing Bank, other banks did not cooperate seriously, state banks started working after that meeting, not to the extent that It is what we want and it is a plan, but they have entered and are doing it.

Private banks have not entered seriously yet, if they have a legal obligation and this obligation must be fulfilled. State banks have promised in the recent meeting that the president emphasized that they will make up for this delay and provide facilities.