Head of Plan and Budget Organization Orders Review of Sistan and Baluchestan Development Document Commitments

The First Vice President and head of the Plan and Budget Organization issued a special directive to follow up on the commitments of ministries and executive bodies under the Sistan and Baluchestan development document. He stressed evaluating agencies' performance, accelerating program implementation and settling remaining commitments.

The vice president and head of the country's program and budget organization issued a special order to follow up on the commitments of the ministries and executive bodies regarding the development document of Sistan and Baluchistan and emphasized on evaluating the performance of the bodies, speeding up the implementation of the programs and determining the tasks of the remaining commitments.

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan and quoted from the public relations of the governorate, Seyyed Hamid Pourmohammadi called for serious follow-up of the commitments of the executive bodies regarding the development plans of the province on the 20th of Mehr at the "A Day for Sistan and Baluchistan" event in Tehran. An approach based on which the performance of the responsible devices is reviewed in order to speed up the implementation of the programs, to encourage the good working devices and to provide accountability for the underperforming devices.

Emphasizing the necessity of passing through the planning stage and focusing on the implementation of obligations, he emphasized on reviewing the progress of the development document, identifying the actions taken and determining the tasks of the remaining programs.

Referring to the mineral capacities of Sistan and Baluchistan, the head of the country's program and budget organization emphasized on developing a specific plan for the development of exploration, extraction and processing of minerals, especially copper and gold.

Pourmohammadi considered the development of trade with neighboring countries as one of the most important economic axes of the province and emphasized on developing a two-year plan to expand trade exchanges.

Utilizing the capacity of the eastern borders, coordination of the responsible institutions, and utilizing the capacity of the banking system and the National Development Fund are among the axes of this program. Also, it was emphasized to formulate a specific plan to utilize the energy capacities of the province and to examine the fields of energy export development.