Masoud Emami Yeganeh, the Governor of Ardabil, in a meeting with economic activists of the province and the Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade, announced the necessity of securing 50 trillion tomans in facilities to complete incomplete industrial units. He emphasized that economic activists have made efforts to ensure that the production cycle does not stop and to prevent workforce layoffs in these specific conditions.
Job Preservation and Investment Support
The Governor of Ardabil, referring to the government's approach to supporting investment, pointed out the multitude of systems and authorities issuing permits as one of the problems for investors. He added: "The province has performed well in improving the processes of issuing permits and facilitating investment, and we strive to ensure that every investor entering the province follows the implementation stages of their project with more diligence and support."
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Province Rankings in Issuing Industrial Licenses
Emami Yeganeh referred to the province's performance in issuing industrial operating licenses and said: "Ardabil has achieved the second rank in the country in this regard and the seventh rank in issuing establishment licenses, which indicates the capacity and dynamism created in the province's industrial sector."
He also announced plans to direct 20 industrial units towards expanding activities and said: "Ardabil province has suitable investment opportunities in areas such as textiles, conversion industries, and other non-governmental industries."
The Governor of Ardabil further referred to the facilities allocated to the industrial sector of the province and said: "Out of a total of 16.5 trillion tomans in facilities related to the President's trip, over 10 trillion tomans have been allocated to the industrial sector. We need about 50 trillion tomans in financial resources and facilities to complete the incomplete industrial units in the province."
Emami Yeganeh called for the support of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade for the completion of industrial projects with over 80% physical progress and stated: "By securing the necessary resources for these units, we can increase production capacity and create new job opportunities in the province."
The Governor also mentioned the issues related to petrochemical and steel industries and identified the provision of secondary fuel for industrial units as another demand of the province. He added: "The required quota for the province in this sector is about five million liters, and securing it can play a significant role in stabilizing the activities of production units."
Emami Yeganeh concluded by requesting the cooperation of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade to remove production obstacles and develop the industrial infrastructure of the province.
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