Payment of a loan of 600 million Tomans to the residents of the worn-out area

According to Fars News Agency’s urban correspondent, Milad Amini, Managing Director of the Holy Shrines Investment Fund, held a working meeting with Hamid Reza Saremi, Deputy of Urban Planning and Architecture of Tehran Municipality, to decide on joint cooperation to accelerate the renovation of the worn-out area of ​​District 20. Announced the provision of a loan of 600 million Tomans to the owners of the worn-out tissue around the shrine of Hazrat Abdolazim Hassani (AS) and in particular the Nafarabad neighborhood.

He added: The area around the shrine of Abdolazim Hassani (AS) has an area of ​​about 270 hectares, which covers a large part of District 20 of Tehran Municipality, and since this area is in a dilapidated area, with the efforts of the Municipality and the Islamic Council of Tehran, In order to accelerate the renovation in this area as the qibla of Tehran, we decided to allocate special facilities to the owners of this area.

He specified: these facilities in the amount of 600 million Tomans in order to renovate each residential unit located in the area around the shrine, will be paid only by presenting the ownership document and license obtained from Tehran Municipality, through the agency of Maskan Bank. The repayment of these facilities will be 12 years with an interest rate of 11.5 percent for families covered by the Relief and Welfare Committee and the families of martyrs and martyrs and an interest rate of 12.5 percent for other owners.

The CEO of the Holy Shrines Investment Fund emphasized that the loan in Tehran will be provided only to residents of the 270-hectare area around the shrine of Hazrat Abdolazim (AS), which has been approved in the comprehensive plan, and said: This amount is the highest payment facility. It is housing and its payment has been announced since April 1401 and is not subject to negative laws such as restrictions on the use of Form (c) and government facilities, and is granted to all eligible individuals who have a title deed in this area.

Amini said that more than 2,000 families under the auspices of the Welfare and Relief Committee live around the shrine of Hazrat Abdul Azim (AS), continued: One of the goals of this incentive service is to empower the families of the first, second and third deciles and the families covered by the Relief and Welfare Committee to renovate their homes, prevent large population changes and renovate the worn-out tissue of District 20. The title of Qibla is Tehran, which is one of the most important policies of urban management and the Islamic Council of Tehran in the sixth period.

He added: “These facilities will be provided through the integrated resources of the bank, the investment fund of the holy shrines project and Note 18 of the government through the Iran Urban Reconstruction Company.”

Allocation of 270 million Tomans renovation loan to young couples living near the shrine to buy housing

In addition, the CEO of the Holy Shrines Investment Fund said about another facility intended for the renovation of the holy shrine of Hazrat Abdolazim Hassani (AS), which in addition to a loan of 600 million Tomans, said: “In order to continue cooperation with Tehran city administration to speed up the process of renovating the Tehran qibla and support financially disadvantaged families, including families covered by the Relief and Welfare Committee, the families of martyrs and young couples living in the dilapidated area around the shrine, in a memorandum of understanding with the bank Resalat, we will repay a loan of 270 million Tomans with a 36-month repayment and a 4% fee.

Amini went on to say that another goal of the Mutual Shrines Investment Fund is to help projects that have low economic justification: “In this regard, we have decided to sign a memorandum of understanding to support tourism, education and Cultural around the shrine, to pay for cheap facilities up to 15 billion tomans through the Housing Bank, the instructions of which will be announced soon.

Efforts to preserve the historical identity of the area around the shrine of Hazrat Abdul Azim (AS)

The managing director of the Holy Shrines Investment Fund mentioned the protection of historical monuments located in the context of the shrine as another program of the fund and said: “Considering that one of the general policies of the system is to preserve the historical identity around the holy shrines.” This historical identity includes the existing historical monuments. In order to protect this monument, a memorandum of understanding has been concluded between us and the Fund for the Restoration and Exploitation of Historical and Cultural Sites, according to which, the historical monuments Rehabilitation funds are introduced, as soon as possible to determine the appropriate use around the shrine and grant permits and facilities to restore them.

He added: “So far, 5 historical buildings have been introduced to us in Nafarabad neighborhood through Tehran Municipality, and their owners can use these facilities to provide cultural and residential services, including turning the building into a museum, ecotourism, restaurant, etc.” Benefit.

50% discount on engineering system tolls for renovation of worn tissue

Hamidreza Saremi, Deputy of Urban Planning and Architecture of Tehran Municipality, emphasizing the need to accelerate the renovation of worn-out structures, said: Renovation of worn-out structures is one of the priorities of Tehran Municipality and Islamic Council in this period, which is part of our annual production plan. 180,000 housing units will be realized, since our goal is to provide housing for the poor and most of the residents around the shrine of Hazrat Abdolazim Hassani (AS) are from this group, and on the other hand, this area is considered the qibla of Tehran, during the interaction with The investment fund of the holy shrines project provided the possibility of allocating special facilities for the renovation of residential units in this area.

He added: The mentioned facilities of 600 million Tomans, along with incentive packages of Tehran Municipality for renovation of worn-out tissue, including not receiving licenses and 50% discount on engineering system fees, are a good opportunity for a fundamental change in renovation, improvement and safety of worn-out tissue. Area 20 will be in 1401.

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