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Details of the signing of 41 Hemmati memorandums of understanding and the unprecedented allocation of credits to expedite stalled projects have been officially announced.

Mohammad Jaafar Qaim Panah announced the allocation of 50 credit resources and 90 financial facilities to East Azarbaijan during the government's provincial visit on Wednesday night in a news interview on Sahand Network. He said: Completing half-finished projects, developing transportation infrastructure, providing water and supporting production are among the government's priorities in this province.

He stated: One of the main goals of the government's provincial trips is to determine the tasks and complete half-finished projects and accelerate the development process of different regions of the country.

Referring to the president's emphasis on infrastructure development, he added: roads, railways, and water are among the government's priorities, and the development of rail and international corridors is followed seriously.

Referring to the Tabriz-Ceshmathoriya, Mirjaveh-Pakistan, Chabahar-Zahedan and Shalamcheh-Basra railway projects, the executive vice president said: The implementation of these projects will play an effective role in strengthening the country's railway network and expanding transit and international communications.

Referring to the economic capacities of East Azarbaijan, Qaim Panah said: This province has an important place in meeting the needs of the country and the process of economic development due to its food industry, agricultural capabilities, important industries such as tractor manufacturing and motogen, and refinery capacities.

He added that the government is trying to remove the obstacles faced by producers and economic actors by facilitating the process of issuing licenses and providing the required financial resources.

Referring to his meeting with the economic activists of the province during this trip, he said: In this meeting, the issues and concerns of producers were raised, and to support economic activities and accelerate the development process of East Azerbaijan, 50 percent of credit resources and 90 percent of financial facilities have been considered.

Tabriz has the capacity to become a model of popular participation

Emphasizing the need to strengthen people-oriented governance, the executive vice president said: Tabriz has significant capacities in the field of public participation, and the activity of the Fund for the Support of the Poor has been effective in reducing social harms and moving towards a city without beggars.

Ghaem Panah added: People's participation in the form of non-governmental organizations and social, cultural, religious and health organizations can help to identify and solve neighborhood problems and increase social solidarity.

Referring to the selection of Tabriz University as one of the pilots of this approach, he said: This experience can become a model for other regions of the country.

He pointed out: Emphasizing people's participation does not mean reducing the responsibility of executive bodies and service organizations, but the goal is to strengthen cooperation between people and responsible institutions.

The executive vice president added: Mosques, health centers, Red Crescent society and culture houses can act as the cores of this partnership in the neighborhoods.

Providing people's livelihood is the government's priority

Pointing to livelihood problems and rising prices, Qaimpanah said: inflation is one of the most important concerns of the people, and war conditions have added to the economic pressures, however, the government is trying to provide the goods needed by the people.

Referring to the president's emphasis on supporting the vulnerable, he added: Allocating support baskets and increasing the credit of Kalaberg are among the measures aimed at reducing the economic pressure on low-income households.

Emphasizing that educational justice is one of the priorities of the 14th government, the executive vice president said: having suitable educational facilities should not be dependent on where students live, and equal access to quality education should be provided in different areas, from Waliasr Tabriz to Horand and Kalibar.

Appreciating the participation of people and benefactors in the construction of the school, Qaim Panah said: Using people's capacities, including allocating the costs of the charity of the deceased to the construction of the school, is an example of social participation in the development of educational infrastructure.

He added: In addition to the educational role, schools are an environment for fostering creativity, responsibility, friendship with Iran, and the ability to identify society's issues.

He also referred to the cultural and literary background of Tabriz and personalities such as Parvin Etisami, Qatran Tabrizi and Shahriar, and considered this city to be one of the important centers of Iranian culture and literature.

The implementation of the family doctor project in East Azerbaijan is gaining momentum

Emphasizing the importance of the referral system in improving health services, Ghaem Panah said: Every Iranian having a family doctor is one of the basic requirements of the health system, and the government is working hard to implement this national plan.

He added: "Despite the difficult conditions of the country, the president is pursuing the implementation of the family doctor plan, and a network has been planned in each province to start its implementation."

The executive vice president continued: In East Azerbaijan, the implementation of this plan has started in the cities of Marand, Sarab and Maragheh, and accelerating the process of its implementation is on the agenda.

He considered the provision of education, health and security as one of the main duties of the government and expressed hope that the plan of the family doctor will come to fruition in the 14th government.

Referring to the country's political and security situation, the Executive Vice President stated: "The people of Iran have been facing various threats for decades, and from the perspective of the Islamic Republic, the issue of nuclear activities has been an excuse for US military aggression against the country."

Referring to the defense power of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the sacrifice of the military forces, he said: the country's defense power and the spirit of self-sacrifice and resistance of the warriors have played a decisive role in protecting the country and dealing with threats.

Ghaempanah considered the people's resilience against economic pressures and external restrictions to be one of the factors of the enemy's failure to weaken the national unity and added: the coordination of the three forces with the support of the supreme leader of the revolution has provided the basis for strengthening the unity and management of the country.

He emphasized: The Islamic Republic of Iran is not looking for war, but it will not remain silent in the face of threats and aggression and will respond to any aggression.

Referring to the provisions of the seven-point agreement referred to by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the executive vice president emphasized the necessity of preserving national honor and resistance and said: "Iranian people stand up to pressures and economic problems cannot weaken their will to defend the country."

Referring to the experience of the eight-year sacred defense and the country's military progress, Qaim Panah said: The Islamic Republic of Iran has the ability to defend itself and face military threats.

Signing of four investment memorandums worth 41 Hamats

During his three-day trip to East Azarbaijan, which started on Tuesday, the executive vice president held separate meetings with economic, political and cultural activists of the province.

During this trip, four investment memorandums worth 41 hemats were signed and four projects of the Iran Tractor Manufacturing Industrial Group with an investment of 2 hemats, as well as the 120 megawatt Aras solar power plant were inaugurated.