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Mohammad Mokhber: Reforming Gasoline Consumption with Modern Technologies is Possible
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Mohammad Mokhber: Reforming Gasoline Consumption with Modern Technologies is Possible

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The Necessity of Attention to Modern Technologies in the Energy Industry

Mohammad Mokhber, at the 'Iran Platform' meeting focused on knowledge-based companies and platforms in the food security sector, referred to Iran's human and technological capacities and stated: "Issues cannot be solved solely with resources and facilities; what can bring these capacities to fruition is the presence of capable individuals and organizations that recognize the problem and provide solutions for it."

Existing Challenges in the Energy Sector and Technological Solutions

Mokhber emphasized that the capacity of young companies and platforms should be utilized to solve the real issues of the country; because a significant part of the existing imbalances in the areas of water, electricity, energy, and income can be addressed with technology, efficiency, and serious involvement of the private sector. He said: "Today, domestic platforms and knowledge-based companies should not only be seen as service providers; these organizations can take on part of the burden of solving issues and even governance in the country."

Mokhber further pointed to the high fuel consumption in vehicles and added: "When a car consumes 15 to 16 liters of fuel for 100 kilometers, the solution is not necessarily to replace all vehicles; consumption can be corrected with technological solutions, and these types of issues present opportunities for knowledge-based companies to create value."

The Role of Government and the Private Sector in Solving the Country's Issues

He emphasized that not all problems can be solved solely by the government, stating: "When everything becomes governmental, we face challenges in management, resources, and efficiency; while the involvement of the private sector can solve several issues simultaneously and assist the government." Mokhber added: "Capable organizations in the country must connect with each other, and a specific mechanism should be established to solve their problems; as part of the existing obstacles stems from weaknesses in the support and interaction of governing bodies."

In conclusion, Mokhber highlighted the role of the people in helping the country overcome difficult conditions, stressing the need to strengthen hope and self-confidence in society, and added: "Today, the enemy has been defeated in all arenas, and this is due to the coordination of the people, the government, and the armed forces of the country."