According to Tejarat News, the head of the National Standard Organization commented on the conditions of car production in the next year.
The head of Iran’s National Standards Organization stated that the criteria for approval of car numbering is compliance with 85 standards and said: Next year, cars that cannot pass these standards will be removed from the production cycle.
Mehdi Islampanah at the opening ceremony of two catalytic converter laboratories and heavy diesel vehicles; He considered the creation of an accident test center as necessary for the country and said: this determination is seen in the private sector and the National Standard Organization of Iran welcomes this plan with the aim of increasing safety in the automotive sector.
He continued: The requirements of the standards will not only be reduced, but will be improved in the near future in line with the updating of the 85 standards.
Islam Panah informed about conducting strict and serious monitoring of the performance of inspection institutions and said: Entrepreneurs, economic activists and industrial owners must also respond to society’s expectations with safe, qualitative and competitive production.
The head of Iran’s National Standards Organization added: People have the right not to be satisfied with the quality of cars, because they pay a lot of money.
The head of Iran’s National Standard Organization announced the creation of a center to monitor partner institutions so that in addition to the current monitoring, its performance can be monitored more closely.
Creating a crash test center to increase car quality
Hojjat Salam and Al-Moslameen Hosseini Kia considered the creation of the accident test center as the beginning of a way to improve the quality in car production and said: export-oriented production must comply with the three components of quality, price and competition in order to enter the international markets.
He continued: The Islamic Council is ready to help the country’s industry with the support of the National Standards Organization of Iran to produce and supply a high-quality product that is worthy of the Iranian people and export-oriented.
Simultaneously with the Fajr decade, two laboratories were opened for qualitative and functional tests of converter catalysts and testing for the measurement of particulate matter emitted by heavy diesel vehicles.
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