Jamal Shibe, the director of the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee in Khuzestan, announced at the ceremony for the educational aid from the oil industry that the Relief Committee in Khuzestan Province has approximately 150,000 households, equivalent to 400,000 people, under its coverage, and of this number, about 90,000 students benefit from the services of this organization.
Emphasis on Empowering Families
Shibe emphasized the Relief Committee's approach to empowering families, stating: "Supporting the children of families under coverage and providing suitable conditions for their education is of special importance so that the family's economic situation does not affect the educational future and progress path of the students."
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Educational Needs and Cooperation with the Oil Industry
He continued: "Meeting the educational needs of students, including stationery, clothing, and transportation costs, is part of the Relief Committee's actions, and the cooperation of various agencies and organizations can help strengthen this support."
The director of the Imam Khomeini Relief Committee in Khuzestan expressed gratitude for the cooperation of the oil industry in previous years, noting that this cooperation has manifested in various parts of the province, including Khorramshahr, Susangerd, and Hoveyzeh, in support of families and students.
Shibe also announced the Relief Committee's readiness to expand cooperation with the oil industry in empowerment projects, adding: "Building housing for needy families, creating jobs, and developing home solar power plants are among the areas that can be pursued in this collaboration."
He concluded by thanking the managers and employees of the oil industry, emphasizing: "The oil industry, alongside its main mission of securing the country's revenue, has also been present in the area of supporting the underprivileged and fulfilling social responsibilities."
School Construction and the Social Responsibility of the Ministry of Oil
In line with the importance of school construction in the social responsibility of the Ministry of Oil, the monitoring unit for construction projects in oil-rich areas of the National Iranian Oil Company has so far planned 2,190 schools with a budget of 7.2 trillion tomans. Of this number, 1,087 projects have been completed, and 1,103 projects with a budget of 5 trillion tomans are underway.
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