Reconstruction of 12 War-Damaged Homes in Tatank Completed

The Hadi rural improvement plan for Tatank village and the 12 rebuilt housing units in the village were inaugurated six months later in the presence of the Deputy President for Rural Affairs and the Governor of Qazvin.

According to Ambassador Arjan from Qazvin, in a ceremony attended by Abdul Karim Hosseinzadeh, Vice President for Rural Affairs and Underprivileged Regions, Abbaspour, the representative of the people of Boyin Zahra in the parliament, Nozari, the governor of Qazvin, Salehi, the governor of Boyin Zahra, and a group of provincial officials; Hadi plan and reconstruction of 12 renovated residential units and the implementation of Hadi plan of Tatnak village were opened as the first projects built in the process of reconstruction of the war-torn areas of the country in a period of 6 months.

Abdul Karim Hosseinzadeh, Vice President for the Development of Rural Affairs and Underprivileged Regions of the country, during his visit to Qazvin and at the opening ceremony of 12 rural housing units in Tatnak village of Qazvin province, pointed to the high morale of the people in the affected areas and stated: After the destruction of the villages by the Zionist enemy, I personally came to the region and the high morale of the people was so high that we also got energy from it.

Reconstruction of 1200 war-torn rural residential units in the country

Emphasizing the standing of the people and the role of popular support in moving things forward, he added: We are standing and we are moving things forward with the real support of the people. It is a matter of pride that in Hormozgan province, as the front line of the war, people did not leave their cities.

The vice president for the development of rural affairs and deprived areas of the country expressed his appreciation for the measures taken to restore the affected areas: with the tact of the governor of Qazvin and the round-the-clock efforts of the managers of the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation of the province, the reconstruction measures began the day after the war, and by the order of the president, a reconstruction committee was formed and the process of work was accelerated.

Referring to the latest state of reconstruction of damaged rural residential units, Hosseinzadeh stated: During the war, one thousand and 200 rural residential units were damaged, most of which have been designated and the remaining 200 units will be handed over soon.

He stated that the measures taken in the path of rebuilding the damaged areas are the responsibility of the authorities, and he noted: The works that were done were done without blame and within the framework of our duty and mission in this situation, and I feel it necessary to appreciate all the people who worked on this path and tried to rebuild the damaged areas.

In the end, the vice president expressed his hope that with the support of the people and the efforts of the managers, Islamic Iran will be able to overcome the upcoming crises and continue the path of development and progress with strength.

Returning 80% of the damaged industries of Qazvin to the production cycle

In this ceremony, Qazvin Governor Mohammad Nozari said, referring to the reconstruction of the residential units of Tatnak village in Buin Zahra city, with the jihadist efforts of the executive bodies and the cooperation of the responsible institutions, the damaged houses of this village were reconstructed and handed over to the people within five months.

Nozari added: The debris removal operation started the day after the accident, and with the participation of the Housing Foundation, the Red Crescent Society, and service companies, the process of rebuilding and reviving people's lives was followed rapidly.

The governor of Qazvin announced that 173 industrial units of the province were damaged during the Ramadan war and said: With continuous follow-up and round-the-clock efforts, about 80% of these units have been prepared and returned to the production cycle.

Nuzari continued by referring to the initial concerns about the extensive retrenchment of the workforce: with the adopted measures, the amount of retrenchment was limited to about three thousand people and the gradual return of these workers to the workplace was also ordered to be followed up.

The governor of Qazvin emphasized on the continuation of support for the people of the affected areas and said: the reconstruction and restoration of the infrastructure is not limited to the village of Tetank and in other rural areas of the province, the process of restoration and reconstruction has been followed according to the needs.

Pointing to the cooperation of the executive and service providers, Nowzari stated: The main goal is to speed up the reconstruction, return peace to people's lives and provide the basis for the reactivation of the damaged units.

Registering the national record of reconstruction of damaged areas in the war-torn village of Tetnak

Asghar Gonji, Director General of Qazvin Housing Foundation, presented a report on the performance of Qazvin Housing Foundation and stated in this ceremony: After the incident in this village and other areas of the province, the assessment and reconstruction of the war-damaged areas began with great urgency, and following these incidents, 770 units were evaluated in the province, of which 726 damaged units (including 18 construction units) were identified. Out of this number, 12 construction units were located in the war-torn village of "Tatank", and by the order of the governor, their construction started from the very first days using the capacity of donors, the internal power of the housing foundation and the follow-up of the governor of the city.

He pointed out: The renovated units of Tetank village are the first residential units prepared in the affected areas of the country, fortunately, dear people have already settled in them.

This official emphasized: According to the planning, the repairs of damaged units in the country will be completed by the end of November and the construction units will be completed by the end of 1406.

Referring to the other achievements of this institution, he said: In this province, we have 815 villages with more than 20 households, all of which have Hadi plans, and so far the implementation of Hadi plans has been carried out in 563 villages and completed in 275 villages.

Referring to the achievements of the rural development sector, he added: 4 million and 400 thousand square meters of asphalt have been laid in the villages of the province with free bitumen and the participation of the villagers. So that the average amount of asphalt for each village is about 10,000 square meters, and now the index of Qazvin villages has reached 82%, which is 10% higher than the country's average of 72%.

The Director General of Qazvin Housing Foundation also pointed out the status of ownership documents and rural housing and said: 82% of the villages in the province have ownership documents, and in the field of land allocation and the national housing movement, 2,534 meters of land have been delivered to applicants in the past two years.

Gonji continued: Also, out of the total of 94 thousand rural residential units in the province, 72 thousand units (equivalent to 77 percent) have been improved and renovated, which is also higher than the country's average of 68 percent. Also, in the field of the National Housing Movement, the construction of 4100 units is underway with 99% progress.