Abdolhossein Dadashi, the governor of Rudsar County, emphasized the necessity for executive agencies to be prepared to face potential crises during the introduction ceremony of the Kalachai district governor. He identified energy consumption management, intensified market supervision, and readiness for the elections of Islamic councils of cities and villages as the county's priorities.
Necessity of Crisis Management and Energy Consumption
During the introduction ceremony of the Kalachai district governor held at the Rudsar governor's office, Dadashi called for serious participation from all executive agencies in implementing the county's resolutions and programs, referring to upcoming plans. He also mentioned the "Jan-Fada" program scheduled for Friday in Gilan province and urged department managers to hold internal meetings and involve staff to better execute this program.
The governor of Rudsar warned about the possibility of crises arising from sudden weather changes and the El Niño phenomenon, emphasizing the necessity for all agencies to be prepared in the coming months. He stated that crisis management is not the responsibility of a single agency and that all departments must be ready to serve the people.
Intensified Market Supervision and Readiness for Elections
Dadashi also considered the management of energy imbalance and the reform of gas, electricity, and water consumption patterns as other priorities for the county, calling for the appointment of a specific responsible person to monitor and supervise energy consumption in each department. He emphasized that departments should lead in consumption management and that violators will be dealt with if regulations are not followed.
The governor of Rudsar stressed the necessity of continuous presence of supervisory agencies in the market and urged officials from the industries, mines, and trade, agricultural jihad, and government supervision organizations to seriously monitor prices, the supply of goods, and the performance of bakeries. He added that county agencies should utilize their capacities to prevent increasing problems for the people and facilitate the adequate supply of necessary goods.
Dadashi also referred to the possibility of holding elections for the Islamic councils of cities and villages next month and called for the readiness of the county's election headquarters and cooperation from executive agencies in carrying out necessary correspondence and preparations. He considered the census as one of the important actions for planning and future development of the county and emphasized the importance of the collected data in future planning.
