Qom Ranks Among the Country's Top Provinces in Monetizing Surplus Government Assets

Qom's Director-General of Economic Affairs and Finance, referring to the province's standing in monetizing surplus government assets, said a government surplus plot of land in Qom worth over 2,000 billion rials has been sold, and the offering of 39 other properties is also on the agenda.

Director General of Economic Affairs and Finance of Qom, referring to the position of this province in the production of government surplus assets, said: A piece of government surplus land in Qom worth more than 2 thousand billion Rials has been sold and the supply of 39 other properties is also on the agenda.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan, Nireh Mazhar, Director General of Economic Affairs and Finance of Qom, referring to the measures taken in the field of generating excess government assets in the province, stated: In one of the recent measures, a piece of surplus land belonging to the General Directorate of Natural Resources and Watershed Management of Qom was sold worth more than 2 thousand billion Rials.

He added: The income from the sale of surplus properties of government agencies is allocated to finance the half-finished or stopped projects of the same agency, so that it is possible to complete the projects and advance the implementation plans.

Mazhar continued: In this regard, all the income from the sale of the mentioned land was returned to the General Directorate of Natural Resources and Watershed Management of the province to be used for the implementation of desertification programs and the repair and equipping of the building of this complex.

Director General of Economic Affairs and Finance of Qom, referring to upcoming plans in the field of production of state assets, said: In the last meeting of the production working group of the province, which was held in the presence of the governor and managers of related institutions, planning for the sale of 39 properties with surplus approvals was examined by the financing working group.

He considered the reduction of the government's financial burden as one of the important goals of the production of government assets and stated: In this context, the way of handing over surplus properties to contractors in exchange for their demands from the government has also been examined and decisions have been approved in the working group of the province's production.

Referring to the capacities of this plan for the effective use of government property, Mazhar said: By providing the possibility of exploiting the stagnant and surplus assets of the executive bodies, production will provide the necessary financial resources for the implementation of activities and the completion of half-finished projects.

It should be mentioned that based on the mechanism foreseen in the productivity plan, the surplus assets of the government can be converted into the resources needed by the executive bodies from various transfer and financing routes. This process is followed with the aim of using government property more effectively and helping to finance construction projects, services, education and other projects needed by the people.