Expediting the completion of Zanjan medical science construction projects is a priority

According to Mehr reporter, Sajjad Deh Jani, while visiting the half-completed projects of the University of Medical Sciences of the province, emphasized the importance of completing the construction projects of the University of Medical Sciences and added: the challenges in the progress of the projects, the legal and authoritative advancement of affairs, avoiding the margins and the need for coordination And effective interaction with the inspection organization of the country is very important and should be paid attention to.

Inspector General of Zanjan province said: University of Medical Sciences is one of the vital institutions of the country that directly deals with people's lives and health, therefore, completing construction projects as soon as possible and increasing hospital beds is considered one of the main priorities.

Deh Deh Jani addressed to the executive directors: put authority and rule of law at the top of the agenda and wherever necessary, the inspection organization is ready to support and cooperate.

The inspector general of Zanjan province, emphasizing the need for financial transparency, removing administrative obstacles and strengthening cooperation between related institutions, presented solutions to accelerate the process of completing projects.

He emphasized the need for careful monitoring, documenting the progress of projects and submitting regular reports to the inspection organization, and asked the relevant managers to use all their power to exploit priority projects.

Saeed Sardari, the president of Zanjan University of Medical Sciences, also presented a report on the latest status of the projects and expressed the existing problems and concerns, and the vice presidents of the university also explained the issues related to their specialized fields.

In this regard, the soldiers and inspectors of the cultural and social group also provided expert opinions and necessary suggestions by carefully examining the progress of the projects.

During this visit, the existing problems and obstacles, including the sale of surplus property for the purpose of production, the existence of disputes with contractors, the non-cooperation of some government agencies, and the grounding of a large number of projects from the past years, were carefully examined.

This visit was carried out in line with the implementation of the Supreme Directorate of the organization, so that the inspection organization, while maintaining its independence and legal supervision, would take effective steps alongside the government to remove obstacles and complete construction projects.