Securing Essential Goods for the Public and Fuel for Production Units Must Be Pursued Seriously

Ardabil – Deputy Governor of Ardabil announced that essential goods reserves are sufficient and stressed the need to continue distribution, monitor the market, facilitate imports, and supply fuel to production units and bakeries.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Behrouz Khalili, in the meeting of the economic headquarters of the province, he stated: Ardabil province has favorable strategic reserves and the supply and distribution of the basic goods of the people is still being done seriously.

He added: In this regard, during the recent period, 64 thousand tons of basic goods have been imported from different countries and distributed in the province.

The deputy economic affairs coordinator of Ardabil governor continued by emphasizing the necessity of continuous monitoring of the market: the special monitoring and inspection station is active at the provincial level and deterrent action against violators, high sellers and monopolists must be followed seriously, and the General Directorate of Industry, Mines and Trade and the Agricultural Jihad Organization are also obliged to put the continuous supply and import of basic goods on the agenda with the participation of the private sector.

Khalili considered it necessary to continuously monitor the performance of bakeries and said: The General Directorate of Industry, Mining and Trade and the governorates should follow the supervision of bakeries seriously and provide the basis for people's participation in reporting violations through the 124, 132 and 190 systems.

He also emphasized the need to facilitate customs formalities and use all capacities delegated to the governors and added: The responsible institutions, especially the customs of the province, should use all the available capacities to accelerate the import and supply of basic goods.

The deputy economic affairs coordinator of Ardabil governor listed the supply of secondary fuel for bakeries and production units as one of the priorities and stated: In addition to the fuel quota allocated to the province, with the follow-up of the provincial high authority, 70 million liters of surplus fuel has also been provided, and the managers of related institutions must seriously meet the fuel needs of the production units in the agricultural and industrial sectors so that the activity and production process in these units does not face problems.

In the end, Khalili pointed out the necessity of fulfilling the bank's obligations in the field of drug supply and stated: It is necessary for the operating banks to pay the remaining facilities approved by the pharmacies, and any bank that does not fulfill the obligations and approvals of the headquarters must be held accountable for its responsibility.