Approval of 15 Development and Investment Files in Lorestan

Khorramabad – Acting Deputy for Development Coordination at the Lorestan Governorate reported that 15 files were reviewed and approved by the provincial infrastructure working group.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Ehsan Karamzadeh, he informed about the review and approval of 15 cases in the fifth meeting of the working group of the province's infrastructure affairs and stated: With the regular holding of the meetings, the process of dealing with pending cases has been speeded up and almost all the remaining cases have been assigned.

Holding meetings with an interval of 12 days

Referring to the process of holding meetings of the province's infrastructure affairs working group, Karamzadeh said: The fifth meeting of this working group was held in less than three months, and with the planning done, the average interval between meetings has reached about 12 days.

He added: In the recent meeting, 15 cases were examined and approved, of which 14 cases were dedicated to production, industrial, tourism and residential projects, and one case was examined in the field of comprehensive plans and urban areas.

Providing land for housing projects is a priority for reviews

Pointing to the importance of examining cases related to urban plans, the Acting Deputy for Coordination of Civil Affairs of Lorestan Governor stated: The provision of land needed by the applicants of the National Housing Movement, plans related to the youth law of the population and other programs in the field of housing are among the issues that are considered in these cases.

Assignment of pending cases

Referring to the process of dealing with the remaining cases in the Infrastructure Affairs Working Group, Karamzadeh said: With the approval of the cases presented in this meeting, almost all the pending cases have been determined and other cases are in the stage of completing the documents to be presented in future meetings.

He emphasized: Regular meetings of the working group will continue with the aim of speeding up the review and assignment of cases, and if necessary, meetings will be held weekly so that the process of dealing with plans and projects of the province can be followed more quickly.