Energy Removal in Qazvin requires 2 billion riyals of credit

According to Mehr correspondent, Mohammad Nozari said Thursday at a meeting of the Minister of Communication and Information Technology with IT activists and knowledge -based companies in Qazvin province: Some of Qazvin's communication routes need to be revised in the infrastructure due to high traffic and in this regard, antenna problems And the Internet on the Alamut-Tonkabon road and the Ghadir freeway must be resolved.

He emphasized: Qazvin-Alamut-Lonekabon route as a tourism route should not face the quality of antennas and the Internet, adding that the development of telecommunications infrastructure, especially in the Internet, is essential for these routes.

Nozari noted: Removing the blind spots on Qazvin-Rasht freeway, establishing landline telephones in the villages, establishing operators' accountability offices in provincial centers to provide services to the public, as well as setting up an information technology campus are the most important priorities and requests of the province.

The governor of Qazvin, referring to the province's need for support of 2 billion riyals from the Ministry of Communications to solve energy problems, said: “The province's electricity production is three times the capacity needed, which consists of 2,5 megawatts by Shahid Rajaee Power Plant and 2. Another megawat is from solar and wind panels.

He added: Qazvin province has the capacity to increase solar power to one thousand megawatts and negotiations and cooperation with several knowledge -based companies are underway.

Nozari emphasized the importance of supporting the ideas and innovations of talented youth and said: “In the field of information and telecommunications technology we need to take effective steps to address the challenges.” He stated that today the world has gone through the concept of the global village and has reached the stage of the global family, where science and technology is growing at a growing rate and should take the best of this opportunity.

The High Representative of the Government in Qazvin Province noted: Qazvin's discourse with all nations – except Israel – is based on interaction and we are trying to use this capacity in agriculture, industry as well as technology in particular.

He noted: There has been a good consensus among the various institutions in Qazvin province and everyone believes that the development of the province is one of the key goals.

Nozari emphasized social change: Today, the traditional concept of citizen is no longer raised; Rather, all people are known as users of the modern world.

“If societies are facing social harm today, we must use modern tools and technology to solve these challenges, not traditional and ineffective methods.