The Deputy Coordinator of Economic Affairs of Qazvin Province emphasized the necessity of practical support for the production sector and called for the acceleration of removing obstacles and problems faced by industrial and agricultural units in the province. He stated: Executive agencies must adopt a facilitative and results-oriented approach to pave the way for the activities and development of production units.
Support for Production, the Main Priority
The Deputy Governor of Qazvin continued by referring to the existing challenges in industrial and agricultural activities, stating: "We must move towards a supportive and operational approach that can meet the real needs of production units." He added: "This requires cooperation and synergy among all relevant agencies and institutions to quickly identify and eliminate existing obstacles."
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The Necessity of Synergy Among Executive Agencies
He also emphasized the need for synergy among executive agencies and said: "In this regard, all institutions and organizations must collaborate to achieve a desirable outcome. We need a coordinated and integrated structure that can effectively address the problems of production units."
The Deputy Governor of Qazvin referred to specific challenges in this area and said: "Many production units are facing serious problems due to lack of access to financial resources and administrative obstacles. We must strive to eliminate these barriers and create conditions for healthy and sustainable operation of production units."
Future Outlook
In conclusion, he emphasized the importance of sustainable development in the industrial and agricultural sectors, noting: "The development of these sectors not only helps improve the economic situation of the province but can also lead to increased employment and improved quality of life for the people. We must move towards a sustainable future and economic growth."
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