The latest remarks of the CEO of Art Credit Fund
The CEO of the Art Credit Fund announced the sending of the first list of applicants for the necessary interest-free facilities with a 2% fee and said: “In the first step, 630 members of the Art Credit Fund have been introduced to the operating bank.”
Theater News Base: Seyed Majid Poohmadi, Advisor to the Minister and Managing Director of the Art Credit Fund, announced the news: “People of culture and art undoubtedly have a special place for cultural and social development in the country.” In this regard, supporting this educated class, equitable distribution of resources and reducing their livelihood and treatment concerns are among the goals pursued by the Art Credit Fund.
The CEO of the Art Credit Fund added: “The realization of an important part of these goals has been made possible by granting Gharz al-Hasna and interest-free facilities with a focus on low-income provinces, as a result of cooperation between the Fund and Gharz al-Hasna Resalat Bank as the first bank without branches
He added: “These facilities are paid in order to provide and meet the essential needs of the members of the Art Credit Fund within the framework of banking regulations with a minimum guarantee and using the credit resources of the Art Credit Fund in Gharz al-Hasna Resalat Bank.”
He added: “One of the things that the members of the fund always raised in the process of receiving the facilities was related to the strict conditions of the banks to guarantee the loans to be paid.” Therefore, we agreed with Gharz al-Hasna Resalat Bank to pay the loan to the members of the fund by providing only two installments.
Adviser to the Minister of Guidance added: the amount of payment facilities according to the proposal of the relevant deputies, the General Departments of Culture and Islamic Guidance of the provinces, specialized houses and taking into account the applicant’s conditions in the credit committee and the amount of eight million tomans as a necessity and livelihood Will start.
Referring to the provision of entrepreneurship facilities to empower members of the Art Credit Fund, Poorahmadi said: “One of the most important programs of the Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance is to strengthen the field of economy of culture and art.”
Accordingly, in order to empower artists, we seek to create the entrepreneurial nuclei of art. Fund members can start their own business in the form of multi-person groups such as workshops, galleries, etc. and they will be paid employment loans. Necessary plans have been made in this regard, the news and details of which will be announced soon.