The Government and Private Sector Dialogue Council was held to examine and address the obstacles to production and investment in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province. In this meeting, attended by senior economic managers of the country, heads of chambers of commerce, and representatives of the private sector, the most important challenges and necessary solutions for facilitating investment in this province were discussed.
Examination of Obstacles to Production and Investment
In this session, managers and experts examined the existing obstacles in the path of investment. Among these obstacles are infrastructural problems, lack of coordination between government agencies and the private sector, and the need to streamline administrative processes. These issues are particularly evident in the oil and energy sector of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad, which has high capacities.
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Roadmap for Investment in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad
Subsequently, council members presented a roadmap to facilitate investment in this province. This roadmap includes actions to improve infrastructure, enhance human resource training, and create financial incentives for both foreign and domestic investors. It was also emphasized that the private sector needs to be supported as a key player in the economic development of the province.
At the end of this meeting, council members decided to form specialized working groups to follow up on the implementation of the resolutions and proposals of this meeting. The ultimate goal is to create the necessary conditions for attracting new investments and sustainable development in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad by removing existing obstacles.
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