Secretary General of the House of Silence: Decisions should be smart in war situations

The Secretary General of the House of Industry, Mining and Trade said: "In war conditions, decisions must be decisive, quick, accurate and intelligent, and issues cannot be carried forward with the same normal and slow routine as before." The post General Secretary of the House of Samat: Make smart decisions in war conditions appeared first on Safir Arjan.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, Arman Khaleghi stated: Considering the current war conditions in the country, decisions should be made more quickly, especially in the economic fields, so that producers do not delay.

He called for government officials to cooperate with the private sector to facilitate the country's economic affairs and added: It is necessary for the economic ministries, including the Ministry of Health, Cooperation, Jihad Agriculture and Economy, to have regular meetings with economic activists to untangle the production sector.

The Secretary General of the House of Industry, Mining and Trade said: Today, businesses are governed by several systems, and companies are forced to use different and nested systems to perform their tasks. Therefore, an economic company must have people to perform systematic tasks, because if these tasks are not performed, the company will face fines or non-fulfillment of tasks.

Khaleghi pointed out that the problems of the provinces should be solved in the headquarters of facilitation and removal of production obstacles. These headquarters are formed in the provinces under the chairmanship of the governor or his deputy, and as an example, they examine the problems of companies with the presence of institutions such as the tax and social security departments and agree to solve them within the framework of the law.

He added: "This mechanism has solved many problems so far, and specialized commissions and committees have also had a defensible performance, but today's problem is wider. A set of problems and a large number of production units must be solved, rather than taking action for each production unit individually."

This economic activist considered one of the concerns of the production sector in the coming months to be the restrictions and dissatisfaction in the energy sector and added: if part of the fuel required by the production sector is not provided in winter and industrial centers face gas cut, it will undoubtedly have an impact not only on production but also on macroeconomic indicators.

Khaleghi emphasized: We must find a solution for gas restrictions in industrial centers in the winter season so that the situation can be managed with the least economic consequences.