Abbas Aliabadi, the Minister of Energy, on Tuesday, November 3, during his trip to Urmia, emphasized the necessity of addressing the electricity imbalance at a meeting of the affiliated agencies of the Ministry of Energy in West Azerbaijan. This trip was aimed at conveying the government's and the President's greetings to the people of the province, and Aliabadi hopes that the results of this trip will help improve conditions and provide more effective services to the people.
Reviving Lake Urmia and Water Resource Management
The Minister of Energy mentioned the necessity of reviving Lake Urmia at this meeting and said: "Even with increased rainfall, we cannot neglect serious actions for the revival of the lake and the plains of the province." He emphasized the importance of water resource management and optimal consumption, adding that special attention should be paid to enhancing productivity in this area to create the conditions for reviving the region's ecosystem.
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Government Plans to Reduce Electricity Imbalance
Aliabadi also pointed out the numerous projects and demands of the province, stating that a roadmap for the necessary actions should be developed based on expert reviews, and projects should enter the implementation phase according to priorities. He stressed that funding should be directed towards productive projects and plans that have the greatest effectiveness in addressing problems and developing infrastructure.
The Minister of Energy further added: "The government is seriously working to resolve the electricity imbalance, and alongside executive actions, public cooperation, reforming consumption patterns, and optimal use of energy resources are also essential for overcoming existing challenges." These statements reflect the government's determination to improve electricity supply and manage water resources in West Azerbaijan province.
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