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[00:00:19] Hello, 5:00 PM. The registration process for allocating
[00:00:22] exchange currency for supplying paper to
[00:00:25] publishers began today. According to the announcement
[00:00:28] by the Cultural Deputy of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance,
[00:00:32] publishers' paper will reach them after review and
[00:00:35] approval. The goal of this measure
[00:00:39] is to create stability in the paper market.
[00:00:42] The price of paper has increased in the past year,
[00:00:46] and some book publishing groups, such as children's and young adult books,
[00:00:50] have faced a decrease in title variety.
[00:00:53] The ninth
[00:00:57] International Conference on Media and Information Literacy
[00:01:01] was held at the Faculty of World Studies,
[00:01:04] University of Tehran. The Minister of Culture and
[00:01:08] Islamic Guidance emphasized the central role of cognitive warfare
[00:01:11] in hybrid wars
[00:01:15] at this conference. Mr. Salehi said: The battlefield
[00:01:18] has gone beyond land, sea, air and cyberspace
[00:01:21] and has reached the realm of the human mind.
[00:01:25] If we define cognitive
[00:01:28] warfare now
[00:01:30] as the most important battlefield,
[00:01:34] which it is,
[00:01:38] it is from this angle that it is the linking ring of hybrid
[00:01:41] wars, and it is also because it has two
[00:01:45] very fast drivers that it is bringing
[00:01:49] forward, both cognitive sciences and
[00:01:52] new technologies,
[00:01:55] especially artificial
[00:01:57] intelligence.
[00:02:00] In continuation, Mr. Ameli, professor at the Faculty of World
[00:02:04] Studies, University of Tehran, said: New technologies such as
[00:02:07] artificial intelligence and quantum processors
[00:02:10] play a negative role in manipulating public perception
[00:02:14] through the dissemination of misinformation and the creation of echo chambers.
[00:02:17] The
[00:02:21] final stage of the third
[00:02:24] Hasten to period of the Technology Olympics has begun. In this event,
[00:02:26] participants from Iran and 11 countries worldwide
[00:02:30] compete in 6 fields: programming, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity,
[00:02:34] drones, Internet of Things,
[00:02:37] and robot battles.
[00:02:40] Hasten to They will compete with each other.
[00:02:43] They enter the information
[00:02:46] Hasten to salvation. in the ranking table, and the competition lasts 12 hours.
[00:02:49] Two 12-hour sessions, both today and tomorrow, and when
[00:02:53] the time runs out, the top teams will win.
[00:02:56] We had 13,800 registrations from 116 countries.
[00:03:03] We had international registrations, which has shown approximately 90% growth
[00:03:06] in international registrations
[00:03:07] compared to last year.
[00:03:10] The safety of artificial intelligence is on the agenda of the
[00:03:13] Berlin Digital Summit. At this summit, more than a thousand
[00:03:16] guests, including ministers and digital experts from European
[00:03:20] countries, will discuss the applications and safety of artificial intelligence
[00:03:23] and new developments in this field. This summit
[00:03:27] has been held for 20 years
[00:03:31] under the title of the National Information Technology Summit, and it
[00:03:34] is the most important annual technology and digital conference
[00:03:38] in Germany, which is usually held in the fall of each year, mostly in
[00:03:41] October or November. Birjand
[00:03:44] University students,
[00:03:47] on the occasion of University Culture Week,
[00:03:50] showcased their productions and artworks
[00:03:53] for sale in an exhibition. This
[00:03:56] exhibition
[00:04:00] was held on the occasion of Student Culture Week, and students
[00:04:04] displayed their products for exhibition and sale
[00:04:08] to visitors. What
[00:04:11] products have you brought for sale? What is the main theme of your
[00:04:14] book? This side is psychology, and that side is novels and stories.
[00:04:18] I have stone and steel products that are all handmade.
[00:04:21] I make them myself. I brought organizers that I knitted
[00:04:24] at home here for students to see. The products that
[00:04:28] I am currently selling are all related to my field.
[00:04:32] There are various types of towels, from kitchen towels to
[00:04:36] bridal service towels, plain hand-woven towels,
[00:04:40] and bread tablecloths. What do you think the reception will be like? I think it will be good.
[00:04:43] Previously, when they participated, sales were excellent, and
[00:04:46] I hope it will be good now too. In this
[00:04:49] exhibition, about 140 tables have been allocated for presenting
[00:04:52] products. The goal is to sell student products.
[00:04:56] Today was the opening. From the 9th to the
[00:05:00] 12th, Tuesday, is the last day of the exhibition,
[00:05:03] where we will have a food festival featuring local foods
[00:05:06] and foods from different ethnic groups that we have
[00:05:10] at Birjand University. This display of capabilities
[00:05:14] will bear fruit when student products are welcomed
[00:05:16] by buyers. From what I've seen so far,
[00:05:20] the resin work, and the pottery and wood work are really good.
[00:05:23] The variety of goods was very high, and their prices were also really
[00:05:27] good. The student achievements exhibition at
[00:05:31] Birjand University will be open to the public until
[00:05:34] Tuesday. Hamid Hooshman, IRIB News Agency, Birjand.
[00:05:37] The
[00:05:39] twelfth edition of the Iran Games
[00:05:43] Festival will be held with a revised competition structure.
[00:05:46] In this edition, works in 13 different
[00:05:49] styles, including technical and artistic achievements, music, and narration,
[00:05:53] will compete. Also, special sections will be introduced
[00:05:56] for public voting and selecting
[00:06:00] the best game of the year on mobile and PC
[00:06:04] platforms. Interested individuals can
[00:06:07] submit their works from December 1st to 15th
[00:06:11] to the festival website at Iran Game Festival.
[00:06:14] The closing ceremony of this event will be held
[00:06:18] on March 13, 2027.
[00:06:20] The Arbaeen
[00:06:23] and the Ideal University Conference was held
[00:06:27] with the presence of cultural elites at the Sisters' Campus
[00:06:29] of Imam Sadiq University. In this conference,
[00:06:33] the head of the Cultural and Educational Committee of the Central
[00:06:36] Arbaeen Headquarters emphasized the necessity for universities
[00:06:40] to move from the stage of describing Arbaeen towards
[00:06:43] theorizing and presenting practical models in governance. Hojjat-ul-Islam
[00:06:47] Ahmadi considered the utilization of these values in the fields
[00:06:51] of governance, social management, and policymaking
[00:06:55] to be essential.
[00:06:55] The book "Operation
[00:06:59] Lotus" is a narrative of contemporary
[00:07:02] Iranian history for teenagers. This book,
[00:07:06] which was recently published, recounts the less-known
[00:07:09] aspects of the capture of the spy den
[00:07:13] to them.
[00:07:16] Operation Lotus, decoding infiltration files
[00:07:19] in contemporary Iranian history. A teenager
[00:07:23] or even a young person who reads this book can become
[00:07:26] familiar with some details that usually get lost
[00:07:29] in the news regarding the incident of the
[00:07:33] capture of the spy den and have a deeper
[00:07:37] and broader perspective on the contemporary history of their country.
[00:07:41] This work tells the story of two infiltrators who
[00:07:44] are members of the MKO grouplet during the capture of the spy
[00:07:48] den, who introduced themselves as revolutionary students
[00:07:51] following the Imam's line. These infiltrators are living among
[00:07:55] the people, even though one of them has no education, he pretends
[00:07:59] to be a chemistry student, and
[00:08:01] his friend, a character named Akram, pretends to be a medical
[00:08:05] student and they enter the university so they can attract more forces
[00:08:09] and also deviate the path and turn the work
[00:08:12] into chaos. We tracked the phone call and reached a tailor
[00:08:16] shop, a tailor shop that was actually
[00:08:19] a cover, the main communication point of the organization.
[00:08:23] Reading novels can help them
[00:08:27] understand that political concept,
[00:08:30] those social events, much more easily, and
[00:08:34] become familiar with the different
[00:08:37] aspects of the events that have happened in the country.
[00:08:41] They will gain knowledge about the movements
[00:08:45] that have existed and even their effects
[00:08:48] that continue to this day. Teenagers can,
[00:08:52] by reading the novel "Operation Lotus," uncover
[00:08:55] less-known aspects of the event of the capture of the
[00:08:58] spy den. Ahmad Amin Fard, IRIB News Agency.
[00:09:02] Thank you for joining
[00:09:06] us.
[00:09:31] Greetings to you, dear viewers. Stay with us for the
[00:09:34] Governor's program on Khabar Network.
[00:09:37] In this program, we are going to talk about
[00:09:40] Semnan province. Let's take a look at the capacities
[00:09:44] of this province as the golden gate of the country's eastern economy
[00:09:48] and also
[00:09:51] examine how to remove obstacles to the province's development.
[00:09:55] Let's also look at and examine investment opportunities
[00:09:58] and economic capacities in Semnan province
[00:10:02] with the presence of Dr. Mohammad Javad Kolivand, the honorable governor
[00:10:06] of Semnan. Sir, hello, welcome. In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most
[00:10:09] Merciful. Greetings and respect to you, the good viewers of
[00:10:12] this program. We are at your service, God willing. Thank you for your presence,
[00:10:16] sir. Let's extend a special greeting to our compatriots in Semnan
[00:10:19] province on the occasion of your presence, and at the beginning
[00:10:23] of the conversation. Let's take a look
[00:10:26] at approximately the last
[00:10:29] year, a year that has passed since your
[00:10:32] previous presence in the Governor's program until today. If we want
[00:10:36] to have a quick review, what good things have happened in Semnan
[00:10:40] province in this year? Which of the promises you made in the previous
[00:10:43] program have been fulfilled until today?
[00:10:47] Well, as you know, in the past year, when we came here, we had a discussion
[00:10:50] about the roads of the province, about water,
[00:10:54] about energy imbalance, which eventually
[00:10:58] big things happened. I will explain further. Regarding
[00:11:01] the National Housing Movement, big things have been done.
[00:11:05] As you know, we did not
[00:11:07] have a freeway in Semnan province
[00:11:11] for about 47 years.
[00:11:15] The Haram-to-Haram freeway from
[00:11:18] the end of Qom freeway towards Garmsar
[00:11:21] and then Aradan and then towards Sorkheh and Semnan. The
[00:11:25] first section has not been implemented yet for some reasons, but from Aradan
[00:11:29] to Sorkheh, which is about 70 kilometers,
[00:11:33] we have inaugurated 45 kilometers of it. How much is left on that side? On that side, approximately
[00:11:36] 26 kilometers are left, and we will inaugurate 9 kilometers of it by the end of this year.
[00:11:40] Of course, last
[00:11:43] time we inaugurated 36 kilometers with the presence of the minister, and
[00:11:46] we continued for another 9 kilometers
[00:11:49] which have been inaugurated. 26 kilometers until
[00:11:53] its connection to the city.
[00:12:25] It became five. Before, it was the opposite, and it was really difficult
[00:12:28] for the Khatam al-Anbiya Construction Headquarters
[00:12:31] to come and finish this work. It was almost eight years,
[00:12:34] it can be said, stopped, stopped. But in the course of
[00:12:37] 14-15 months now, we
[00:12:40] have 45 kilometers of freeway from Aradan towards
[00:12:43] Sorkheh, and God willing, we will continue it. We will prepare
[00:12:47] 9 kilometers by the end of this year and inaugurate it. Well, with
[00:12:50] the inflation and the economic situation that has arisen,
[00:12:54] we have to take a lot of burden off the government's
[00:12:58] shoulders. That is, we are now trying to solve the problem somehow
[00:13:01] from the internal resources of the province.
[00:13:04] Now that also goes back to the mines, for example, if we can, we have corresponded
[00:13:08] with the Ministry of Industry, we are negotiating with the Supreme Councils of Mines of the country.
[00:13:12] If we can bring one or two of the mines into this work
[00:13:15] so that we can really compensate for the income from inside
[00:13:18] the province, because in any case, the government is really
[00:13:22] in a difficult situation now, and
[00:13:37] we delivered housing in the past 2 years, from 22,000
[00:13:40] to 11,000, and those were stopped
[00:13:43] or not? No, they were being worked on. Yes, approximately
[00:13:46] our housing movement program
[00:13:50] that has been communicated by the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development
[00:13:53] to the province is diverse, for example, police
[00:13:56] housing, for example, youth
[00:13:59] population housing, Imam Khomeini Relief Foundation housing, Welfare
[00:14:02] Organization housing, self-owned housing. These amount to 22,000. We had a commitment
[00:14:05] in these two years that we have been in Semnan.
[00:14:09] We have delivered 7,796 units
[00:14:12] in two phases. Delivered to be used, not God forbid, to be
[00:14:16] delivered with defects. We have
[00:14:19] 11,75 units under construction,
[00:14:23] which we hope to deliver during the Ten-Day Dawn. For example, one of our serious
[00:14:27] discussions is in Eyvanek. There are 1,600 units
[00:14:30] there, which the minister is very keen on.
[00:14:34] The new towns company is also keen on it. Finally, we
[00:14:37] are providing the infrastructure, and a total of 1,600 units are just
[00:14:40] there. We will probably deliver over 3,000 units
[00:14:44] during the Ten-Day Dawn, both in the provincial capital, the west of
[00:14:48] the province, which is Eyvanek and Garmsar, and the east of the province, Shahrood,
[00:14:52] Meyami, and Damghan, God willing. With this number
[00:15:25] Of course, part of it is also about the facilities that the bank is providing.
[00:15:28] Well, as you know, bank facilities, well, initially it was
[00:15:32] almost 300, it became 500, then it became 600, now it has become
[00:15:35] 850. These need to be provided
[00:15:37] by banks, and in a way, they must be injected into the
[00:15:41] project. We are also following up, and every week,
[00:15:44] we monitor it. Once a month, we have a housing council,
[00:15:48] where everything is thoroughly reviewed. Of course,
[00:15:52] we also have shortcomings regarding, for example,
[00:15:55] youth population housing, and
[00:15:57] we are also preparing some of the areas that
[00:16:01] have been annexed to our cities so that we can move forward, God willing.
[00:16:05] God willing, regarding energy imbalances, now in...
[00:16:08] Yes, energy imbalance, you mentioned the water issue as well,
[00:16:12] which was among the fulfilled programs. Look, regarding our water,
[00:16:15] in the west of our province,
[00:16:19] we are supplied by the Hableh Rood river
[00:16:22] and the Namrud dam. For almost 15-16 years, we have been facing
[00:16:25] a huge problem, which is that in the upstream area
[00:16:29] towards Firoozkooh, when the dam is filled,
[00:16:32] of course, the dam itself has a problem, which is that there
[00:16:36] is a village in the dam bed that needs to be relocated.
[00:16:40] It's been 5-6 years now. If that is dealt with
[00:16:43] from the beginning and that village is relocated, whether through consolidation,
[00:16:46] or by giving them land in compensation, or with cash, whatever,
[00:16:50] at least we can gradually increase the water level of the dam.
[00:16:54] Now, if God willing, we also have heavenly blessings,
[00:16:57] some of our problems for our agriculture,
[00:17:01] for our drinking water, for our industry will be solved. But well, this water has to come
[00:17:04] 65 kilometers, and that too with, for example,
[00:17:45] we are supplying Garmsar from this route and well water. In our Sorkheh
[00:17:48] sector, we are also using
[00:17:52] some well water. In Semnan, we have a spring,
[00:17:55] and some of, I would say, the Finesk dam, which is now the dam
[00:17:59] and the transfer of the dam water
[00:18:02] itself towards Shahrood and towards Semnan
[00:18:06] is a very heavy project of 7-8 thousand
[00:18:09] billion rials. That is, we are currently laying the pipes, and the preliminary
[00:18:12] work is happening. If we want to categorize
[00:18:16] the water issue generally, how much is drinking water and how much
[00:18:19] is for... Now, our agricultural water
[00:18:22] was approximately 470
[00:18:24] thousand cubic
[00:18:27] meters, which now has to become 350 thousand with this
[00:18:30] reduction of 3 billion that they said must be reduced
[00:18:33] in the country. Our share must become 150 thousand in the
[00:18:37] agricultural sector. Well, if we
[00:18:39] consider water as 100%, approximately 80%
[00:18:43] is for agriculture, approximately 3 or 4%
[00:18:46] is for industry, and the rest is for drinking
[00:18:50] and in addition to green spaces
[00:18:54] and such places. We also have it in industry. In the agricultural sector, are
[00:18:57] we moving away from traditional agriculture?
[00:19:01] Absolutely, this is happening every year. It must move towards
[00:19:04] modern irrigation. It must move towards changing its
[00:19:08] type. This is happening in the country. Yes, yes,
[00:19:12] we are currently moving towards greenhouse farming
[00:19:15] in the west of the province, and 45 have actually been implemented. The next
[00:19:19] point is about, for example, Damghan, where we have
[00:19:23] the Shahid Shah Cheraghi dam, which supplies some of the agricultural
[00:19:26] water and drinking water from the dam. But in Shahrood, we mainly had a dam,
[00:19:30] the Kalpoosh dam, which, after all, faced problems.
[00:19:33] We have almost solved that problem after 7
[00:19:37] years. We are drilling 45 kilometers of work that has been done.
[00:19:40] We also have a contractor, but there is a distance of 146 kilometers
[00:19:44] to Shahrood for me to be able to deliver the water. Therefore, we only came
[00:19:47] and did some optimization work
[00:19:51] for drinking water. For example, we installed smart meters
[00:19:55] for wells. For water
[00:19:58] pressure, which is used for worn-out networks,
[00:20:01] we installed telemetry to reduce pressure, we installed pressure
[00:20:04] reducers, and similar things, and the use
[00:20:11] of water. Thank God, in these two years, we have not had continuous water cuts. This is very important, that really,
[00:20:15] considering that this land has been a low-rainfall land, and after all, in
[00:20:19] the past seven or eight years, especially it has been low-rainfall, we don't say
[00:20:22] we didn't have water problems in these two years, but we didn't
[00:20:26] have continuous water cuts for drinking water and such, that we say every day from
[00:20:30] such and such time, or we didn't have rationing. Well, in the Kalpoosh
[00:20:33] dam issue that we solved, in Meyami, five
[00:20:37] villages, for a year, with a lot of very hard work,
[00:20:41] that for many years they were supplied water by tankers,
[00:20:45] we supplied water from the dam there. 11 more villages
[00:20:49] are left, and we are working on them, God willing.
[00:20:52] And also, please tell us about the energy imbalance, what was the situation, and what
[00:20:55] has been the result of your actions now? Well, when we entered the province,
[00:20:59] one of the provinces that we have approximately 300 days, 320 days
[00:21:03] of sunshine, is one of the places where, for example, among
[00:21:06] provinces like Kerman province, Markazi province,
[00:21:10] Semnan province, these are provinces
[00:21:13] that have good sunshine, and if we go to NASA's
[00:21:16] websites, the sunlight there is indicative.
[00:21:20] When we entered there, we have two thermal power plants that are currently
[00:21:24] producing nearly 1100 megawatts of electricity for the country. The
[00:21:27] provincial consumption
[00:21:30] itself is 600 megawatts, and it almost
[00:21:34] reaches 700 megawatts at peak consumption. Well,
[00:21:38] when we started the solar energy discussion, we first made a plan.
[00:21:41] We came and, after all, with the electricity distribution company and
[00:21:45] regional electricity company, we saw how much we can connect to the grid. That is,
[00:21:49] we didn't just go and sign contracts
[00:21:51] without studying.
[00:21:54] Our electricity system told us that we can connect
[00:21:58] 2400 megawatts to the grid. The maximum
[00:22:00] is 2700. Well, we had signed contracts for about
[00:22:03] 4700 megawatts, a thousand megawatts. Right
[00:22:07] now that we are here, we have delivered
[00:22:10] 5,000 hectares of land just for the actions that
[00:22:13] need to be taken. Above 2700 megawatts,
[00:22:17] anyone who comes in the range of, for example,
[00:22:21] 100 megawatts, 200 megawatts, or higher, must also build a substation.
[00:22:24] Well, the costs are extremely high. You know that
[00:22:28] in the past 5-6 months, the cost for one megawatt
[00:22:31] was, for example, 35 billion Tomans, just for equipment and so on, without land.
[00:22:35] Now it's close to 70 billion. Well, this
[00:22:39] eventually requires those who want to continue and do more than that
[00:22:43] to also create a substation. To create a substation, you need at least a lot
[00:22:46] of money. That is, we are really, for example,
[00:22:50] in the Damghan economic zone,
[00:22:52] we have fully allocated a space for this work,
[00:22:56] and it is actually becoming a solar farm
[00:22:59] there, and some people are doing this. Today we are proud to say
[00:23:03] that we have connected 332 megawatts
[00:23:06] to the grid. That is, if my total consumption
[00:23:09] is 600 megawatts, I have almost 50%
[00:23:13] of the province under solar consumption. But well,
[00:23:16] with the country's imbalances, we are also, after all, strange.
[00:23:20] The main work that is happening, we also came to an agreement
[00:23:23] with the honorable minister. We said, "Sir, if we have made up for
[00:23:27] the shortage, you must exempt us." Some friends
[00:23:30] use a proverb, they say, "Sir, we only prescribe for, for example,
[00:23:34] weak students," while there are also smart students.
[00:23:38] We must... I actually told the minister, I said, "You should
[00:23:41] say on telecommunication networks, on television networks,
[00:23:44] say, 'Look, a place has brought 50% of its
[00:23:47] electricity to solar electricity.' Let
[00:24:03] us spend and get results. God willing, by the end of the year, I think
[00:24:06] we will reach 750 to 800 megawatts of grid connection
[00:24:10] as well, which will all go into the national grid to help the
[00:24:13] country.
[00:24:17] Residential areas, residential homes also participated
[00:24:20] in this renewable and solar energy. It's interesting to tell
[00:24:24] you that we have 7 megawatts and above, which are
[00:24:28] high-capacity. Our low-capacity
[00:24:31] is approximately 250 megawatts.
[00:24:35] It's for small commercial,
[00:24:38] residential, administrative
[00:24:41] buildings. And the second 50%, when do you think
[00:24:45] it will be achieved, so that the whole
[00:24:47] 100% is covered? Well, if a part of it
[00:24:51] goes back to securing resources that these private sector people have come
[00:24:55] to us for, for example, we have given them land. That is,
[00:24:59] we have created a committee called the Energy Committee. We have meetings
[00:25:02] every Wednesday. I also sit and monitor it. We have given them
[00:25:06] the land. Land affairs contracts are being signed. Some of them
[00:25:10] withdraw halfway. Some of them go back to the reserve
[00:25:14] list so that if someone cancels, we can replace them.
[00:25:17] I think the second part will take at least a year and a half
[00:25:21] to finish, unless the resources are stopped or not.
[00:25:24] It is being done, but well, they are trying. Some, for example,
[00:25:27] have gone to the National Development Fund. We introduced them. They are getting facilities
[00:25:31] from the National Development Fund. Some have been given facilities by SADBA
[00:25:35] in the form of equipment. It has been converted into facilities
[00:25:39] for them to pay in installments. Therefore, we have all kinds
[00:25:42] of, I don't know, financial provisions through facilities
[00:25:46] that need to be strengthened in this sector. If not, it will take some time.
[00:26:02] Regarding the large-scale investments that are happening,
[00:26:06] we have one minute left in this section. The industrial sector of the province,
[00:26:09] which Semnan has a significant industrial sector, how much of this
[00:26:13] renewable capacity is it using? Look,
[00:26:16] now 70% of our province
[00:26:19] is industrial, 23% is agricultural, and the rest is services
[00:26:23] and so on. Now, in total, we have 32
[00:26:27] megawatts connected to the grid. Sir, let's make a temporary stop
[00:26:30] and go, because
[00:26:36] stay with us after Maghrib prayer in Tehran time.
[00:26:39] In the name of Light.
[00:26:42] In the name of the Light
[00:26:45] of Lights. In the name of
[00:26:48] Light upon
[00:26:50] Light. In the name of
[00:26:53] Light upon
[00:26:57] Light. In the name of Light
[00:27:01] upon
[00:27:32] I bear witness that there is no god but
[00:27:36] Allah.
[00:27:42] I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger
[00:27:45] of Allah.
[00:27:51] I bear witness that Muhammad is
[00:27:54] the Messenger
[00:27:57] of Allah.
[00:28:03] I bear witness that Ali is the Wali
[00:28:07] of Allah.
[00:28:12] I bear witness that Ali is
[00:28:15] the Proof
[00:28:17] of Allah.
[00:28:26] prayer.
[00:28:31] Hasten to
[00:28:32] prayer.
[00:28:42] salvation.
[00:29:01] Hasten to
[00:29:04] the best
[00:29:06] of deeds. Hasten
[00:29:09] to
[00:29:13] the best
[00:29:14] of deeds.
[00:29:18] Allah is the greatest.
[00:29:21] Allah
[00:29:26] is the greatest.
[00:29:29] There is no god but Allah. Dear
[00:29:54] friends, I invite you to continue with the Governor's program on Khabar Network. Stay with
[00:29:57] us as I speak with Dr. Kolivand, the honorable Governor
[00:30:00] of Semnan. Mr. Kolivand, regarding
[00:30:03] the measures taken to manage energy imbalance in the province,
[00:30:06] we were talking about the special program that is being pursued
[00:30:10] for the use of solar energy in the province.
[00:30:13] We reached the point of how much of the industrial
[00:30:17] sector of Semnan province, which you mentioned is 70%
[00:30:21] industrial, uses this solar
[00:30:24] energy. Look, we currently have
[00:30:28] some very large factories, such as Shahrood Cement, which is 36
[00:30:32] megawatts.
[00:30:49] We are discussing green electricity with the Ministry
[00:30:53] of Energy, because there are obligations for them in the
[00:30:57] system. Now they tell me, "Sir, you have 330 megawatts."