Iran's private sector to realise water projects worth $300 mln
The Iranian private sector has signed an agreement with the country's Energy Ministry to implement water and wastewater projects in the country, worth over $300 million.
Based on the agreement, seven projects will be implemented in six provinces, Fars news agency reported on September 8.
The projects include: supplying water to Khash city in Sistan-Baluchestan province, supplying water to Garmsar city in Semnan province, establishing water desalination facilities in Bandar Torkman and Gomishan cities in Golestan province, establishing wastewater treatment plant in Zavareh city in Isfahan province, establishing water desalination facility in Kerman province, and establishing water and wastewater treatment plants in Tehran province, are the seven projects.
Iranian Industry, Mine, and Trade Minister Mohammad-Reza Nematzadeh said earlier that the government is trying to facilitate the private sector's investment in national projects.
"The government is trying to help the private sector to construct more factories," he said.
He further asked the people to buy domestically-made products instead on imported goods, saying that it will help to create more job opportunities.
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