Semnan Market Inspections to Target Repeat Offenders

Semnan's Deputy Governor for Economic Coordination said oversight of violating guilds will be tightened, public complaints will be handled promptly, and essential goods reserves will be continuously monitored.

Semnan- The deputy economic affairs coordinator of the Semnan governor announced the intensifying monitoring of the offending trade unions, quick handling of public complaints and continuous monitoring of the stocks of basic goods.

According to Mehr reporter, Hamid Dehrawieh said in the performance review meeting of the city market monitoring centers on Wednesday afternoon: The effective market monitoring center has been formed with the aim of organizing inspections and speeding up the handling of violation reports, and the monitoring programs of the province are being followed with a focus on the violator units.

He considered the identification of economic violations to be one of the main axes of monitoring the market and added: this measure, while increasing deterrence, will lead to the optimal use of the capacity of inspection teams.

Semnan governor's deputy for economic affairs reminded: Based on this, inspections should be focused on units with frequent violations and unnecessary referrals to well-known and law-abiding guilds should be avoided.

Referring to the demand of the citizens to deal with trade and economic violations, Dehrawieh clarified: regulatory and legal measures in the cities of the province continue seriously, and violations should be dealt with in accordance with legal regulations.

He also found information about the process of handling people's complaints to be effective in increasing public trust and explained: Citizens' complaints should be investigated in the shortest possible time and the result of the investigation should be communicated to the complainants in a transparent manner.

He further emphasized on the necessity of continuous monitoring of warehouse inventory and the process of supplying goods and added: the process of production, supply and supply of goods in the province is continuously monitored so that in case of increased demand, necessary measures can be taken to increase the supply and meet the needs of the market.

The deputy economic affairs coordinator of Semnan governor also asked the managers of the related institutions to prepare a report on the amount of stocks of basic goods and high-demand items and present them in the next meeting of the market monitoring headquarters.