Unite provincial and national capacities to solve the problems of Khuzestan – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news

According to the Mehr correspondent, Sadegh Khalilian stated this evening at a meeting of the Khuzestan Social Council, which was held in the presence of members of the Social Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in the province’s Crisis Management Hall: The problems and social harms of the province, which must be taken into account with a budget view, must be included in next year’s budget.

Emphasizing that provincial and national capacities must be put together to solve these problems in the province, he added: “The problems that can be mentioned can be solved with the help of the government because they are not unsolvable.”

The governor of Khuzestan stated: The problem of Haft Tappeh company took about 6 years, but using the announced plan and holding a meeting with the presence of the first vice president, the prosecutor and the relevant ministers, we decided to solve the problem of Haft Tappeh after 6 years; Now, Haft Tappeh is in good shape and salaries have been paid, and as a result, the social problems faced by the workers’ families have been resolved, and this shows that decisions can be solved if they are tied to the capacity of national capacities.

Khalilian pointed out that local employment is one of the most important demands in order to fulfill the social responsibilities of companies and large industries based in Khuzestan, continued: companies under the management of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare The employment problem and consequently the security and social issues of Khuzestan are also solved.

Emphasizing that banks should concentrate the turnover of companies in Khuzestan and contract discussions should be given to the competent forces of the province, he said: part of the province’s industries are closed or semi-active, but they can be returned to production.

Regarding the existence of social harms in the suburbs, the governor of Khuzestan said: “We have identified 21 vulnerable neighborhoods in the province and focused on solving their problems so that we can see the solution of social problems in these areas as soon as possible.”