The Iranian Offshore Oil Company, aiming to support needy students, donated 2,000 educational aid packages to Hormozgan province. This initiative is part of the company's social programs aimed at assisting underprivileged segments of society.
Status of Students Covered by the Imam Khomeini Relief Foundation
Hamid Basreh, the director general of the Imam Khomeini Relief Foundation in Hormozgan, announced that currently 91,000 households, equivalent to 213,000 people, are covered by this organization. Among them, 49,000 students also benefit from the services of the relief foundation. Basreh emphasized the necessity of maintaining the dignity of these students and stated that feelings of difference among students should be prevented.
The director general of the Hormozgan Relief Foundation referred to last year's performance in providing school supplies and stated that, with the help of benefactors, the necessary school supplies for students were procured, valued at over 38 billion tomans. He added that this year, with the participation of benefactors, good actions have been taken to provide these necessities, but there is still a need for collaboration to supply school supplies for another segment of the 49,000 students covered.
Collaboration of the Iranian Offshore Oil Company
Basreh also appreciated the ongoing collaboration of the Iranian Offshore Oil Company with the Relief Foundation, stating that this company has been proactive in supporting needy students for four years. He noted that the National Iranian Oil Company has allocated 100,000 packages for this charitable work, of which 2,000 packages have been designated for Hormozgan province.
Masoud Biravand, the operational area manager of the Iranian Offshore Oil Company, stated: "Social responsibility is not just about sympathy and spreading a message, but it is about action and standing alongside the deprived and underprivileged children." He added that this company has provided water supply to the villages of Qeshm Island at a cost of 250 billion rials over the past five months.
Biravand also announced that last year, 10,000 saplings were planted on Qeshm Island, and this year they plan to plant another 40,000 saplings on the island. He emphasized that the participation of organizations like the Iranian Offshore Oil Company and the support of benefactors can significantly meet the needs of the supported students at the beginning of the new school year.
