The central province lacks the revenue from public mines
Hojatoleslam Alireza Salimi: It is expected that the public sector will abide by the law and prioritize the supply of stone needed by factories in Mahale and Nimur, but unfortunately this has not happened so far.
According to the International Stone Exhibition of Iran, Hojjatoleslam Alireza Salimi said this afternoon at a meeting of the Mahal and Nimour City Development and Development Working Group, referring to problems in the stone industry: By law, mines located around Mahal and Nimar They are required to provide the stone needed for the stone mills in the area.
"Some of these meanings are managed by the private sector and part by the public sector. The public sector is expected to abide by the law and prioritize the supply of stone needed by factories in Mahallat and Nimur, but unfortunately so far," he said. It has not happened.
The People's Representative of Mahalat and Delijan in the Majlis stated: Due to heavy machinery traffic on the roads around Mahalat and Maharashtra the roads are depreciated and in need of reconstruction, but the mines owned by the public sector have no Unfortunately, the towns of Mahallat and Nimour and the central province are in a poor state of income.
Salimi continued: "There is no national budget available for the maintenance and repair of roads around Mahallat and Nimur, and government mines need help."
He pointed out that the mines owned by the public sector do not help in the maintenance of the roads and provide the stone needed for the stone factories. The problem is that the valuable mines around the city of Mahallat and Nimour are the people of this city. Deprived are not justified at all.
A representative of the people of Mahalat and Delijan in the Majlis said: "In Mahalat and Nimar, there are about three hundred stone-working factories that have created jobs for five thousand people. These factories are currently struggling to supply raw materials."
Salimi went on to say that there are many steps to be taken to pass a law and that many officials are working hard, but the law on supplying stone to factories around Mahallat city is not being followed by government officials.
He said government mines in many provinces that own the mine are required to supply the stone needed by factories around the area, which is implemented properly in those provinces, but this has yet to happen in Maharashtra and Nimur.
* Tasnim
