Describing the details of the president's visit to Khuzestan and its approvals

Report Reporter SealSeyyed Mohammad Reza Mawalizadeh, in a media interview on Sunday evening, referring to Massoud Medianian's recent visit to the province, said: “The trip was the third President's destination on provincial trips and Khuzestan was selected as the first provinces in the trip program, indicating the high importance of the province to him. Is.

He added: “The doctors have always been concerned about solving the problems of Khuzestan since he was a representative and then the Minister, and this time, at the head of a large delegation of ministers and vice presidents, he came to the province and addressed the problems of the people, along with the opening and opening of the projects. .

The Khuzestan Governor, referring to the plans of the trip, said: “The trip included numerous meetings with various popular groups, economic, cultural and social activists that were selected in any of these meetings and people freely and uncensored. They did.

He emphasized: In these meetings, unlike the usual official trips, there was a bilateral dialogue and people could freely express their views and problems.

The president listened to people's talks and welcomed the people stuttering to the authorities in a boredom, and welcomed the people stuttering to the authorities.

The governor also referred to the meeting with the province's economic activists and said: In these meetings, most of the talk was more than 5 minutes by the people and experts, and the president spoke only 5 minutes, which indicates that the main speaker of the trip. They were people and raised their issues without any consideration.

No escort in deprived areas

In another part of his remarks, Mawalizadeh pointed to Massoud Medical visits to the deprived areas of the province, including the margins of Ahvaz, Karun city and other areas: The President visited the low -key areas with me and the problems of the people in these areas. Observed closely. He also pointed to important discussions such as marginalization in different cities of the province and the lack of necessary infrastructure, and emphasized that these problems would be pursued seriously.

The Khuzestan Governor addressed the province's sewage problems and the entry of sewage into the Karun River, adding that four of the sewage entrances to Karun in Ahvaz, so far four entrances have been blocked and programs have been implemented to block the rest of the entrances.

Mawalizadeh emphasized: The Karun River, as one of the most important symbols of the province, needs special attention and any unusual harvesting of Karun water must be stopped to preserve the life and identity of this river, which is an important part of Khuzestan's civilization.

The Khuzestan Governor praised all those who worked on this trip and its planning, especially for the military, law enforcement and media, and said that the trip, despite some minor problems in implementation, was able to communicate closely and directly between the people and the people. Officials to establish and provide the basis for the province's problems. We hope that this approach will continue and that popular talks and the province's fundamental issues will be pursued seriously.

In this television program, he presented a report on the latest measures taken in the province's development, economic and social areas, stating that for construction plans, $ 6 billion has been provided for credit.

He also added that 2,5 billion tomans of banking facilities will be paid from the internal resources of banks for agricultural, industrial and service projects. In addition, $ 5 million has been allocated to the Shalomcheh-Nusra Railway project, which will play an important role in facilitating traffic and promoting regional communications.

“These allocations will be fully implemented and will ensure that projects will be implemented in a timely manner,” Mawalizadeh said, referring to the 5 % allocation of committed budgets.

He also announced the investment of $ 6 trillion and $ 5 million in foreign currency by holding and public institutions in the province.

Mawalizadeh further pointed to the achievements of the cabinet's visit to Khuzestan and stated: In this trip, two development projects in various areas including oil and energy, education, agriculture, housing, roads, health, water supply, water supply And the sewage was put into operation or the picking. One of the important projects of the trip was the Ahwaz sewage project, which is aimed at preventing effluent from entering the Karun River and improving public health.

Increase oil extraction

In another part of his remarks, the governor of Khuzestan addressed the importance of the desalination project in Ahwaz and stated: “This project will increase oil extraction from old oil wells and will play an important role in rejuvenating and optimizing the province's oil resources.”

Mawalizadeh also announced the progress of the Ghadir water supply project, stating that five billion dollars had been allocated to the project.

He further referred to the project to the northeast of Khuzestan with a credit of 2,5 billion tomans and the Ahvaz sewage project with a credit of 3 trillion tomans.

Emphasizing on the investment and development of Khuzestan infrastructure, he said: During the government's visit to the province, two agreements were signed worth $ 4 trillion, including projects related to drinking water, agriculture, road transport, education, health care, Rural civilization, tourism and fisheries become.

Khuzestan Governor also explained the status of Haft Tapeh sugar cane company and announced continuous efforts to solve workers 'problems and restore peace to the complex, saying that the company will remain under the supervision of sugar cane development and ancillary industries and workers' salaries and insurance. Will be paid regularly.

In another part of his speech, Mawalizadeh pointed to the social responsibilities of the companies, adding that Khuzestan has generously provided its resources to the country's development. Now is the time for the authorities to pursue the province's issues more seriously. We have also asked the president to move bank accounts and corporate tax offices into the province and exploit the capacity of indigenous forces in the management and development of the province.

He also pointed to the social concerns of the people of Khuzestan, including the situation of educational space and said: “The province is currently facing a shortage of educational space and extensive projects have begun to be completed by the end of next year.”

Mawalizadeh emphasized that paying attention to investing in sports, cultural and artistic sectors is essential to creating social vitality and expressed hope that these programs would promote the morale of Khuzestan youth.

At the end, the governor of Khuzestan appreciated the support of the Supreme Leader, the President and the Ministers of the Government for the development of the province's development programs and said: “All officials are aware of the importance of Khuzestan as the beating heart of Iran and have doubled their efforts to solve the province's problems.”