Samimian: Improving Access Paves the Way for Investment in Semnan
SEMNAN – The governor of Semnan, stressing the need to remove traffic obstacles for economic projects, said access problems for the carpet city and the household appliances city must be resolved through expert review and practical solutions.
Semnan- Governor of Semnan, emphasizing the need to remove traffic obstacles for economic projects, said: Access problems of the city of carpets and the city of home appliances should be solved by expert review and providing implementation solutions.
According to Mehr reporter, Mehdi Samimian Goroob said in the meeting of the Traffic Council of Semnan City, referring to the traffic issues of the investment projects of the City of Carpets and the City of Home Appliances, that the presence of problems should not stop the development and investment process, rather, appropriate solutions should be provided to solve them by identifying the obstacles and cooperating with the executive bodies.
Stating that the implementation of these plans can help economic prosperity and create job opportunities, he added: The issue of access to these complexes should be examined with an expert's eye in order to facilitate economic activities and prevent traffic problems in the future.
Referring to the issues raised about the customs area and traffic concerns, Governor Semnan also requested to hold an expert meeting with the presence of related institutions and the plan consultant to review the implementation solutions to organize the existing conditions.
Pointing to the proposal of using existing land to improve access routes, Samimian said: Examining the technical and executive conditions and using the existing capacities can help to choose the right solution for traffic management in this area.
Emphasizing the necessity of simultaneously paying attention to the interests of citizens, investors, and guilds, he said: providing people with easy access to various goods with suitable purchase and payment conditions, along with supporting businesses and economic activists, should be considered.
Governor Semnan emphasized: The development of investment plans should be followed by respecting the rights of the beneficiaries, strengthening healthy competition and securing public benefits.