Opening of Centralized Complex for Recycled Materials Trade Units in Eqbalieh

The centralized complex for recycled materials trade units in the city of Eqbalieh has been opened, with 14 licensed units relocated to the facility. The project aims to organize the units' activities, reduce urban damage, and facilitate oversight of suspicious transactions.

The centralized complex of trade units of recycled materials in Iqbaliye city was opened with the transfer of 14 licensed units to this complex; A plan that has been implemented with the aim of organizing the activities of these units, reducing urban damage and facilitating the monitoring of suspicious transactions.

According to Ambassador Arjan from Qazvin; The centralized complex of trade units of recycled materials in Iqbaliye city was opened with the presence of judicial, executive and law enforcement officials of Qazvin province.

In the first phase of this project, 14 licensed trade unions that were previously active in the urban fabric of Iqbaliye were transferred to the new complex.

"Ali Fulyan", Vice President of Social Justice and Crime Prevention of Qazvin province, in the third provincial coordination committee for the prevention of theft, which was held at the same time as the opening of this complex in the assembly hall of the Iqbaliye City Council, called the organization of the market for buying and selling recycled materials one of the serious demands of the citizens.

Referring to the problems of these units' activities in the urban context, he said: The establishment of recycled materials trade units in urban areas brought consequences such as public health problems, roadblocks, damage to the appearance of the city, and the difficulty of monitoring their activities.

Qazvin province's vice president of social affairs and crime prevention added: The implementation of this project, which was on the agenda for several years, provides the possibility of regular and continuous monitoring of the activities of trade unions and can help reduce suspicious transactions.

Foulian also emphasized the necessity of having the activists of this field certified and said: holding training courses to acquaint the activists of the recycled materials market with the legal requirements is one of the measures that can help to increase their awareness and capability.

In this ceremony, Moghadami, deputy governor of Qazvin, mayor and members of the city council of Iqbalieh and a group of officials of executive and law enforcement agencies of the province were present.

Also, at the end of the third provincial coordination committee for the prevention of theft in Qazvin province, Colonel Rasool Valipour, the head of the provincial intelligence police, was commended for the measures taken in arresting thieves, especially violent ones.