900 tons of deducted flour quota of Khuzestan villagers was returned

Ahvaz - The Acting Deputy for the Coordination of Economic Affairs of Khuzestan Governorate announced the return of more than 900 tons of the deducted flour quota of the villagers and nomads of the province in the first stage of follow-up.

According to the reporter of Mehr, Reza Abiyat stated in a media interview this Friday evening: Following the implementation of the plan to improve the flour of villagers and nomads in the month of Mehr and problems in the allocated quota, with the follow-up of the governor of Khuzestan and the actions of the deputy coordinator of economic affairs of the governorate and related executive bodies, more than 900 tons of the deducted quota were returned to the province in the first stage.

He added: This issue was followed up through the Ministry of Interior and the State Trading Company of Iran, and holding continuous meetings at the administrative levels of the province and brainstorming sessions with distribution agents and rural and nomadic cooperatives were also effective in this achievement, and the continuation of follow-ups for the return of a larger part of the flour quota is on the agenda.

The deputy head of coordination of economic affairs of Khuzestan governorate announced the formation of a monitoring room and supervision of the flour distribution process and stated: With the formation of this room with the presence of representatives of related institutions, the coordination and supervision of flour distribution has been strengthened and the distribution process continues at a faster pace.

Abayat reassured the rural and nomadic households and stated: efforts are being made to provide and allocate a larger portion of the quota needed by these households with additional follow-ups from the decision-making authorities at the national level.