The housing situation in Hamedan is facing serious challenges

Hamedan - The representative of the people of Hamedan and Faminin in the parliament said: The housing situation in Hamedan is facing serious challenges, especially in the field of purchase, rent and deposit.

Hamedan - The representative of the people of Hamedan and Faminin in the parliament said: The housing situation in Hamedan is facing serious challenges, especially in the field of purchase, rent and deposit.

According to Ambassador Arjan Abbas Sufi, referring to the importance of providing housing and the need to respond to people's demands, he said: "The housing situation in Hamedan is facing serious challenges, especially in terms of purchase, rental and deposit costs, and we are trying to make people see the tangible effects of the authorities' actions in their lives."

Referring to the implementation process of housing projects in Hamedan, he added: Completing the projects of "Flight Quay", "Shahid Beheshti Quay" and 480 units in Farhangian Town are among the main priorities, and in this regard, meetings have been held with the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, Housing Bank and representatives of the applicants, and decisions have been made to accelerate the implementation.

The representative of the people of Hamadan and Faminin in the Islamic Council stated: To reduce the financial pressure on low-income households, the government's support share for the first to fourth deciles and families covered by the relief and welfare committee has been followed up, and part of the costs of land preparation and the allocation of credit for flight decks are on the agenda.

He considered the provision of educational and service infrastructures in residential settlements as essential and said: Necessary agreements have been made for the construction of 6 schools in the area of Koi Fawaz, and the assignment of government lands, Ekbatan settlement plans and the use of land capacities of the Ministry of Roads are being followed to accelerate the handovers.

Sufi continued to list sustainable drinking water supply as one of the other priorities of the province and referring to the concerns related to the quality of water transferred from Talwar Dam, he said: Completing the purification process and setting up ozonation equipment to solve the problems of water smell and taste is being pursued.

He mentioned increasing the use of water resources in "Moradbek Valley" and "Abbas Abad", providing credit and starting comprehensive studies of sustainable water supply in Hamedan as other measures to reduce restrictions and night interruptions.

The representative of the people of Hamedan and Faminin in the Islamic Council pointed out the high share of the agricultural sector in water consumption and emphasized the necessity of reforming the cultivation pattern and added: the development of saffron and pistachio cultivation, increasing the greenhouse levels and supporting new methods are among the main solutions to preserve water resources, increase productivity and strengthen the income of farmers in the province.

At the end, Sufi emphasized on the necessity of targeted planning and investment for economic development and improvement of people's livelihood, referring to the capacities of the province in the fields of agriculture, tourism and mining.