Rezaei: Central Rahian-e Noor Camps Need 500 Billion Rials in Funding

Arak – Deputy Coordinator of the Ruhollah Corps (IRGC) in Markazi Province said that preparing three camps hosting Rahian-e Noor caravans in this province requires 500 billion rials in funding.

Arak - The deputy coordinator of Ruhollah Corps of Central Province said: The preparation of three camps to host Noor caravans in this province requires 500 billion Rials.

According to Mehr reporter, Colonel Mohammad Reza Rezaei said before the coordination meeting of Rahian Noor camps of Central Province on Monday: 20 thousand people will be sent to these areas in the form of Rahian Noor convoys.

He added: Three camps in the cities of Andimshek, Ahvaz and Khorramshahr have been considered for the accommodation of caravans in the province, but the surveys conducted indicate the need for renovation and equipping of these centers.

Colonel Rezaei stated: In case of financing and cooperation of the responsible agencies, it will be possible to prepare the necessary facilities within a month.

The Deputy Coordinator of Ruhollah Corps of the Central Province announced that about 100 billion Rials remained from the demands of transport companies for last year's dispatches and added: Despite the approval of 200 billion Rials for the cost of buses, part of these obligations have not been paid and this issue has created financial problems for the province's education.

He continued: Shahid Zain al-Din camp in Central Province still does not have access to the gas network, and it is necessary for the gas company and related institutions to take action to solve this problem.

Colonel Rezaei emphasized: The Rahian Noor camps are an opportunity to strengthen cultural beliefs and familiarize students with the values of holy defense, and financing and removing obstacles to the implementation of this program should be pursued with the participation of the responsible agencies.

Pointing to the holding of the Martyrs' Congress of the province next year and paying special attention to the role of students and youth, he said: The visit of the central governor and executive officials to the camps and acceleration in solving the problems of these centers is of particular importance.