Kerman Governor: Housing and Employment Challenges for Veterans' Families to Be Resolved

Kerman – Kerman's governor said: By focusing on the province's capacities and new investments, we are seriously pursuing solutions to housing and employment problems for the families of martyrs and veterans.

Kerman - The governor of Kerman said: "By focusing on the capacities of the province and focusing on new investments, we are seriously pursuing the solution of the problems in the field of housing and employment for the families of martyrs and martyrs."

According to Mehr reporter, Mohammad Ali Talebi, on Wednesday morning, in the meeting to review the issue of providing housing and employment for the martyrs of Kerman province, which was held in the presence of the vice president of cooperation and social affairs of the Saheed Foundation and Martyrs Affairs, referring to the high status of the families of martyrs and martyrs, he said: The relationship of the Martyrs and Veterans Foundation with various departments of the governorate in various fields, including cultural, social and executive, shows the importance of serving this group and the responsibility of all institutions in following up on their issues.

Stating that in the past, there have been shortcomings in the field of housing and employment of martyrs, he added: providing housing for the families of martyrs and martyrs should be prioritized in the programs, and in Kerman province, in cooperation with the General Directorate of Roads and Urban Development of the North and South of the province, we are following this issue seriously.

Referring to the difficulties of creating employment in the current state of the country's economy, the governor of Kerman said: Considering that some economic units are facing layoffs, we should focus on new job creation capacities and ongoing investments in the province.

He emphasized: Fulfillment of the obligations foreseen in the memorandum of understanding on the employment of veterans requires coherent planning, identification of new job opportunities and taking advantage of the economic capacities of the province.

Emphasizing the necessity of organizing past policies in the field of veterans' employment, Talebi stated: while managing expectations and correcting some past procedures, we must use the capacity of new economic units to create job opportunities and provide a context for pursuing veterans' employment issues with a realistic view and effective support from the institutions.

Referring to the investment capacities of the province, the governor of Kerman continued: Kerman has the first place in the country in the field of foreign investment and is one of the active and dynamic provinces in domestic investment. These capacities can be the basis for creating new job opportunities and realizing the planned plans for the families of martyrs and martyrs.

Emphasizing the determination of the province to speed up the resolution of the problems of this group, he noted: All the provincial complexes are ready to serve the martyrs and we are trying to activate the available capacities in the field of housing with more speed and seriousness.

Emphasizing the need to strengthen national support for the families of martyrs and martyrs, the governor of Kerman called for the special attention of the Martyrs and Veterans Affairs Foundation to this province in the areas of housing, employment and facilities.

Pointing to some of the problems in this area, he said: "Part of the current problems are due to the lack of national support in the past, and we expect special attention to be paid to Kerman province by allocating the necessary support."

The governor of Kerman added: Strengthening national support can be effective in increasing the motivation of provincial managers to pursue issues more seriously and solve the problems of the families of martyrs and martyrs.