The authority of the governors in the relocation of credits increases

Ali Mohammadi pointed to infrastructure problems in some provinces, especially in the field of cyber security and the Internet, at a meeting of the General Managers of Economic Affairs and Finance of the provinces of the region, and said: In some areas, delay in access to devices. Online has slowed down the process of productivity and reduced productivity.

He also continued about the relocation of credits between the devices and banks: According to the current regulations, the provincial committee is able to move after six months of credit notification, but the executive mechanisms of this process have not yet been fully identified and this last year, this year, this year. Relief has been operational only in the Entrepreneurship Fund.

The Director General of Economic Affairs and Finance of Lorestan emphasized: The authority of the governors in this regard will increase and if the possibility of moving credits between the agencies and banks is left to the governors, many administrative barriers will be removed and the executive process will be accelerated.

Mohammadi also announced the allocation of 2 billion tomans of credit for each province by the National Fund's Board, adding that these resources can be used in key areas such as industry and agriculture based on the needs of each province.

In another part of his remarks, he pointed to the challenges of the Provincial Investment Services Center and said: “The infrastructure for these centers is still incomplete and related systems are not fully operational.” This requires more coordination between responsible devices.

The Director General of Economic Affairs and Finance of Lorestan emphasized the need to promote technology and banking, saying that banks and economic agencies should interact more in order to optimally utilize existing capacities.

Criticizing the complex office structures and delaying the implementation of economic projects, Mohammadi said: “Existing bureaucracy has slowed the credits, we need to modify the guidelines and solutions to allocate funds to the required sectors as quickly as possible.”