Construction projects continued in critical conditions

The head of Tehran Islamic Council said: In the days when the enemy thought Iran's economy would face a serious crisis and the country would suffer economically, construction projects continued and today we are witnessing the opening of one of these projects in Tehran.

The head of Tehran Islamic Council said: In the days when the enemy thought Iran's economy would face a serious crisis and the country would suffer economically, construction projects continued and today we are witnessing the opening of one of these projects in Tehran.

According to Ambassador Arjan, head of Tehran Islamic Council, during the opening ceremony of the construction project named after Martyr Amir Seyyed Abdul Rahim Mousavi, honoring the memory of the Martyr Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Martyr Commanders and Scholars, Martyr Students of Minab School and Martyrs, he emphasized: Naming urban projects after Martyrs is a measure to keep their memory alive in the memory of the Iranian nation.

Referring to a memory of Martyr Mousavi, Chamran said: When the Iranian Embassy in Damascus was bombed, the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran responded to the attack. The next morning, I had an appointment with Shahid Mousavi for 7 to 7:30. I thought that this meeting would not be held because of the clashes last night and the armed forces were on standby, but they arrived exactly on time.

While honoring the memory of Martyr Mousavi and other martyrs of the country, the head of the Islamic Council of Tehran also mentioned the families of the martyrs and said: Some families of the martyrs have complaints and expectations that are right. We also face limitations, but we apologize to all these families and assure that we will do whatever we can to serve them.

He stated that naming a project is a small act in front of the rank and position of the martyrs, and added: These actions are for everyone to know that the martyrs are alive and their names and memories will remain in the memory of the Iranian nation.

Referring to the continuation of the implementation of construction projects in the country's difficult conditions, Chamran said: In the days when the enemy thought that Iran's economy would face a serious crisis and the country would suffer economically, the implementation of construction projects continued and today we are witnessing the opening of one of these projects in the city of Tehran.

In the end, the head of the Tehran Islamic Council emphasized the necessity of continuing the path of service and construction in the country and said: We hope to be able to provide more services to the people by continuing to implement construction projects in Tehran and other parts of the country and continue the path of the dear martyrs.