The Secretary General of the Iran Chamber of Commerce emphasized the necessity of industrial renewal in critical conditions and raised serious challenges faced by industrial units in securing liquidity for the renewal of production lines and restructuring fuel and electricity consumption. He also called for cooperation from organizations responsible for development and optimization in this area.
Challenges of Securing Liquidity
According to the Secretary General of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, securing liquidity is one of the biggest current challenges for industries and is the main obstacle to the renewal and optimization of production lines. This issue is particularly felt in the energy sector, which is facing multiple crises and sanctions. Renewing industries not only helps increase productivity but can also lead to reduced production costs and optimization of fuel and electricity consumption.
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The Need for Cooperation from Responsible Organizations
The Secretary General of the Iran Chamber of Commerce emphasized that responsible organizations must create the conditions for industrial renewal and energy consumption optimization by guiding credits in a targeted manner. In this regard, appropriate planning and policymaking can help industrial units succeed in attracting the necessary financial resources for renewal. This is especially important in conditions where sanctions exert more pressure on industries.
Ultimately, the Secretary General of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, referring to the importance of renewal and optimization in reducing costs and increasing product quality, called for more attention from officials to this issue. He believes that neglecting renewal and optimization could lead to reduced competitiveness of industries and energy imbalance.
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