Parliament Backs Private-Sector Tourism Through Legislative and Oversight Tools

Representative of Qom, Kahak and Jafarabad in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, citing the country's economic challenges, announced that Parliament is fully prepared to remove implementation barriers and draft support bills in cooperation with private-sector activists.

Representative of the people of Qom, Kohak and Jafarabad in the Islamic Council

Representative of the people of Qom, Kohak and Jafarabad in the Islamic Council; Referring to the country's economic challenges, he announced the full readiness of the parliament to remove executive obstacles and formulate supporting bills with the cooperation of private sector activists.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, Mohammad Manan Raisi, on Tuesday evening, October 21, at the tourism conference of Qom province, referring to the country's economic challenges, he announced the full readiness of the parliament to remove implementation obstacles and draft support bills with the cooperation of private sector activists.

Representative of the people of Qom, Kohak and Jafarabad in the Islamic Council; Referring to the difficult economic conditions and recent regional developments, the Islamic Council considered the all-round support of tourism industry activists a necessity.

Manan Raisi stated: The Islamic Council is ready to seriously pursue the demands and concerns of this industry in the two dimensions of legislation and supervision.

Emphasizing that private sector activists are the best experts to identify the opportunities and harms of this industry, he continued: We ask tourism organizations and experts to submit their proposed and expert packages to the parliament so that they can be turned into supporting plans and bills in the current period.

Representative of the people of Qom, Kohak and Jafarabad in the Islamic Council; He pointed to the supervisory aspect of the parliament and added: In some cases, there are effective laws; But in the implementation, he faces an obstacle; Based on this, following up on the strict implementation of the approvals and solving the operational problems of the private sector is on the agenda in order to relieve part of the pressure on tourism businesses.