In a significant development, the new CEO of the Regional Water Company of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad announced that completing unfinished projects, particularly water projects with over 90% progress, is at the top of the organization's priorities. This decision has been made to enhance water infrastructure and respond to the increasing water needs in the province.
Attention to Ongoing Projects
The new CEO emphasized that many water projects in this province have been abandoned for years due to various reasons, including a lack of financial resources and poor management. He added: "We must strive with all our might to bring these projects to fruition and prevent the waste of water resources." This official also highlighted the necessity of collaborating with other institutions and organizations to expedite the completion of projects and expressed hope that with collective effort and cooperation, we will witness a significant transformation in the management of water resources in the province.
Challenges and Solutions
Despite the existing challenges, the new CEO believes that with careful planning and the use of past experiences, the desired goals can be achieved. He pointed out that local capacities should be effectively utilized, and in this regard, continuous and efficient oversight of projects is essential.
Ultimately, the CEO of the Regional Water Company of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad emphasized his firm commitment to improving the water situation in this province and stated: "We are seeking to create conditions where all the people of the province benefit from clean and hygienic drinking water." These statements come at a time when Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province, due to its unique geographical location, faces multiple challenges in water supply, and attention to water projects can be an effective step towards improving the water situation in this region.
