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[00:00:03] the measures taken for energy management in the province.
[00:00:06] We were talking about what has been done and a special program for
[00:00:10] using solar energy in the province
[00:00:13] is being followed. We reached the point of how much
[00:00:16] of the industry sector of Semnan province, which you mentioned is 70
[00:00:19] percent industrial, uses this solar energy.
[00:00:23] Look, we
[00:00:26] now have some very large factories. Like
[00:00:30] Shahroud Cement, which consumes 36 megawatts of electricity.
[00:00:33] Well, we encouraged them and now
[00:00:37] they are building a 10-megawatt solar energy system themselves.
[00:00:40] Or we have other complexes like Kloraran or Klor
[00:00:44] Sodium or iron smelting factories.
[00:00:47] We are now discussing with the Ministry
[00:00:50] of Energy about green electricity because
[00:00:53] there are obligations for them in this sector. Now they tell me, "Sir, you have
[00:00:57] 330 megawatts to the grid."
[00:01:01] Well, we will put this at your disposal in, for example, the energy exchange sector. Sell
[00:01:04] it. Well, on the other hand, if I am not
[00:01:08] obliged, for example, big factories, big
[00:01:12] companies, to use 50-50 or 60-40, whatever it is,
[00:01:16] the Ministry of Energy should tell me. It should tell me or the industry, or the Ministry
[00:01:19] of Industry, Mine and Trade should tell me. Ultimately, we must move towards a situation where
[00:01:23] a part of it must be used from green electricity because government electricity
[00:01:27] is very cheap in terms of cost and in a way, they
[00:01:31] prefer to use government electricity rather than buying green electricity.
[00:01:34] But well, we have started this. I think
[00:01:37] we need to move towards our dear ones
[00:01:41] who consume a lot of electricity. For example, someone who consumes 5
[00:01:45] megawatts of electricity should at least use 1.5 to 2 megawatts of green electricity, and the government should
[00:01:48] provide 3 megawatts, for example. This is how we are moving forward, and we
[00:01:52] will hopefully do this. Hopefully, since we talked about industry, let me ask
[00:01:56] another question: how many industrial units are open in the province now?
[00:02:27] But anyway, in these discussions that happened, the Ramadan War, the 12-day war,
[00:02:30] and some of them, for example, eventually faced problems in
[00:02:34] providing raw materials. Now I think 60-65
[00:02:37] percent, in my opinion, is happening,
[00:02:40] and we can also go and investigate
[00:02:44] which ones they are.
[00:02:47] How much of the challenging part that industrial units face is related to
[00:02:50] providing liquidity, how much to raw materials that you mentioned, and
[00:02:54] how much to this issue of energy imbalance that we talked about? Look,
[00:02:57] last year's energy imbalance was very difficult for us, and
[00:03:01] for example, we reached up to 3 days of electricity cuts for industries per week.
[00:03:05] Well, you see, in any case,
[00:03:08] a complex that, for example, should be closed one day a week
[00:03:11] is closed 3 days. This year,
[00:03:14] our situation improved a bit compared to last year.
[00:03:17] At first, we had one day off
[00:03:21] and we would cut electricity to industries,
[00:03:25] also with a schedule that we had provided to industries and we had sat down with our industries.
[00:03:29] At first, it was clear which industries should have their electricity cut at what time.
[00:03:32] However, then it became two days,
[00:03:36] but it didn't last very long, for example, 3 or 4 weeks it was two days,
[00:03:40] but then we returned to one day of outage. We also brought that one day
[00:03:44] to the province and we made a creativity, we took it to Friday. But well, the Ministry
[00:03:48] of Labor also has some problems, for example, when you don't close on Friday,
[00:03:52] now they have some problems. We also sat down with the Ministry of Labor, almost
[00:03:55] for 11 weeks, we had one day off, one day of power cut.
[00:03:59] We took it to Fridays. Of course, at nights, some of
[00:04:03] our big factories could work from 10 PM to 6 AM
[00:04:06] at full capacity. There was no problem,
[00:04:09] but this year, compared to industry, we didn't have much electricity pressure
[00:04:13] and energy imbalance. But last year,
[00:04:16] we suffered a lot, we suffered a lot.
[00:04:20] An important issue about Semnan province. In the
[00:04:23] first part, I mentioned that it is called the golden gateway
[00:04:27] to the economy of the east of the country. Semnan
[00:04:30] province, what measures have been taken to
[00:04:33] make better use of this capacity? How much progress have your plans made,
[00:04:36] and what is the current situation? One of
[00:04:40] the serious discussions we have in this area is that our roads
[00:04:43] are ours. If our transportation takes place on the right roads,
[00:04:47] we have very rich mines
[00:04:51] in the province, where we now have 75 mines.
[00:04:55] Large mines, mines such as potassium
[00:04:58] feldspar, I don't know, mines. The copper mine itself, the gold
[00:05:01] mine, these are things that can really
[00:05:05] shake up the province. The coal mine,
[00:05:09] the salt mine. For example, plaster,
[00:05:12] almost the entire country is in our area. This can really
[00:05:16] transform the country in the mining industry. I remember
[00:05:20] when we were at a meeting with our martyred leader,
[00:05:24] it was very interesting to me that he used this point a lot, that
[00:05:27] mines can replace oil in the country, and
[00:05:31] we must eventually move towards really solving the problems of mines.
[00:05:34] Honestly, let me tell you, in
[00:05:38] the province, if we work on the mining sector,
[00:05:41] on the sector. The capacities that potassium, for example,
[00:05:45] we have potassium capacity in the south
[00:05:48] of the province, and in fact, bordering Isfahan province,
[00:05:52] well, if we go into this space and want to work, it is very, very effective
[00:05:56] and a very big job, meaning it brings huge revenues for
[00:05:59] the country. One of the problems we have there is that some of
[00:06:03] our mines, for example, this gold mine,
[00:06:07] we need to complete its chain right there. This time
[00:06:10] it loads and takes it from here to, for example, West Azerbaijan, it takes it to, for example, Takab
[00:06:14] and so on. We are currently doing its work. We have also given permission.
[00:06:18] Hopefully, they will do these things in the mines themselves, but this
[00:06:22] gateway that you mentioned is really true. In the discussion of tourism
[00:06:25] and cultural heritage, really over 1200 historical sites
[00:06:29] and finally the production of
[00:06:33] a series of very exquisite works is being done in our province. It is being done
[00:06:37] right now. I think
[00:06:40] a little bit, well, in my opinion, that's it. Since I came from outside into
[00:06:44] the province, it's been almost 2 years, 27 more days, 2 years that I've
[00:06:47] been in Semnan province. I think
[00:06:50] we are making special efforts to lay a foundation. The name
[00:06:54] of Semnan should come into the circle of tourism, come into
[00:06:57] the circle of investment. Also, near
[00:07:00] of course, a mistake was made in the past, which is that the
[00:07:04] west of Semnan province has accommodated 55 industries.
[00:07:08] This imbalance, for example,
[00:07:11] our industries now, the center of the province, well, Semnan
[00:07:14] has an economic zone, we have industrial parks. Of course, I forgot to mention
[00:07:18] the water issue to you. A very, very big and deep work
[00:07:22] that we did was to determine the fate of Semnan's wastewater.
[00:07:25] We signed a contract with the Industrial Estates Company. It's close to 800
[00:07:29] billion to one thousand billion tomans of investment. It has about 26
[00:07:32] kilometers of drilling and pumping. We are currently working on
[00:07:35] wastewater treatment. We have also completed
[00:07:38] the wastewater of Damghan Industrial Park. Shahroud.
[00:07:42] It's almost 10% done, it should be completed. Very effective work has also been done
[00:07:46] on water recycling. In this
[00:07:49] regard, if we want to talk about the issue from another perspective,
[00:07:53] Semnan province is both a north-south
[00:07:56] transit route and an east-west transit route of the country, and it is also an industrial hub
[00:08:00] that we have talked about a lot, which is one of the industrial hubs of the country.
[00:08:04] But sometimes, in discussions and programs,
[00:08:07] it seems that Semnan is referred to as a transit point
[00:08:11] and not a destination. What have you done or what
[00:08:15] plans do you have in this regard to make Semnan a destination from various aspects such as
[00:08:18] investment, tourism, which you mentioned, and also industry? Yes,
[00:08:22] look, in the discussion of
[00:08:25] making it a destination, we have come to the discussion of tourism and cultural
[00:08:28] heritage. All the attractions that the province has
[00:08:31] in various fields have been both printed and
[00:08:35] made available digitally to travelers. When travelers
[00:08:39] enter the province, they receive a text message, and in fact,
[00:08:42] the province is introduced to them. Whatever city they want to go to, we have also done the same
[00:08:46] in the investment sector. Well, we are working
[00:08:49] on a dry port in the field of
[00:08:52] logistics. Eventually, that logistics hub that should be
[00:08:56] located in the center of the country from Amirabad Port to Bandar Abbas,
[00:08:59] it is almost located here, which is in the area of
[00:09:02] Damghan, Semnan, and in the discussion of
[00:09:05] Garmsar and Aradan, we are currently doing the work here.
[00:09:09] Well, if we can manage this very
[00:09:12] heavy logistics hub, if we can do it according to the agenda,
[00:09:16] we are currently discussing its investment, we are doing things to bring
[00:09:20] investors. If this happens, many
[00:09:24] of the traffics here will become a destination, meaning it will become
[00:09:27] a destination for staying. Then there are very beautiful places
[00:09:31] in Semnan. The climate of Semnan is interesting.
[00:09:35] For example, in less than 45 minutes, you can experience three climates.
[00:09:38] For example, in Semnan city or southern Semnan.
[00:09:42] If you are there, it's hot and dry. In about 20 minutes, you reach
[00:09:46] Mahdishahr and, for example, Foulad Mahalleh and Shahmirzad and
[00:09:49] these places, your climate suddenly changes.
[00:09:53] A temperate climate, then it becomes cold, even in
[00:09:56] summer, for example, in one of the places, or in Shahroud, you
[00:09:59] have the Abr Forest, which is really worth seeing. Or, for example, in
[00:10:02] Damghan and Kalat Rudbar, Dibaj, those
[00:10:05] areas, or even the west of the province, Garmsar,
[00:10:09] Aradan, Sorkheh, each one.
[00:10:12] It is really a strange land, and I think
[00:10:16] we have been very negligent. I mean, I have put my heart and soul into it.
[00:10:19] I hope I can at least do something for this province. God willing, I will do it. God willing.
[00:10:23] God will help. In this regard, another
[00:10:27] important feature of Semnan province
[00:10:30] is the valuable habitat of the Asiatic cheetah, and you naturally have protected
[00:10:34] environmental areas in this regard, which may
[00:10:38] also be in the path of some industrial projects or
[00:10:41] road construction projects.
[00:10:44] How is care taken so that both the environmental sector
[00:10:48] is protected and the necessities of industrial
[00:10:51] development of the province are taken into consideration? Fortunately,
[00:10:55] there in the Touran area, first of all, we are almost
[00:10:58] enclosing the road, and the speed of vehicles there
[00:11:02] must reach 90 kilometers per day and 80 at night.
[00:11:06] This is an issue that the traffic police themselves are observing.
[00:11:09] They have also installed cameras and some nets have been stretched and the road is becoming safe.
[00:11:13] Parts that we need to maintain
[00:11:17] are places where there are philanthropists, there are people who
[00:11:21] have come and are doing great things there. Our environment department is doing very
[00:11:25] good things there. Now we don't have
[00:11:28] a very serious problem there, and it is being maintained.
[00:11:32] We don't have any specific problem either. Regarding
[00:11:35] tourism, you mentioned the tourism capacities
[00:11:38] of the province and the historical sites that also
[00:11:41] exist in Semnan province, which can be effective in keeping tourists
[00:11:45] and making Semnan a destination.
[00:11:47] What programs have you implemented? What
[00:11:51] programs have you pursued so that we can say Semnan is a tourism hub?
[00:11:58] Well, we have revived a large number of caravanserais that were on the route,
[00:12:01] on the route to holy Mashhad. You know that we
[00:12:04] are located between two shrines, the shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh and the shrine of Hazrat Ali
[00:12:08] ibn Musa al-Reza. And usually throughout the year,
[00:12:12] the statistics vary, but about 20 million transits occur
[00:12:16] on this route. The depth of our province is also approximately
[00:12:19] 650 kilometers, from the border of Tehran when we separate
[00:12:23] until the border of Sabzevar when we go to
[00:12:31] very old and in fact we are reviving them one by one.
[00:12:34] Now inside Semnan city, Saadi
[00:12:38] Square, we have liberated a caravanserai which had buildings
[00:12:41] around it, something very old. We have brought
[00:12:45] all of these into the tourism and digital
[00:12:48] sphere, and mostly in these tourism offices, 14
[00:12:52] to 15 tourism offices have been established. Attractions
[00:12:55] that are significant have been sent to foreign embassies
[00:12:59] and also domestically. Of course, these wars have unfortunately
[00:13:02] slowed us down a bit, but we have done these things internally.
[00:13:06] Thank God, I can tell you that in this past Nowruz,
[00:13:09] despite the war, almost all
[00:13:12] of our villages, our ecotourism resorts, were full of tourists,
[00:13:16] and honestly, it has improved a lot
[00:13:19] compared to the past, but we can do much better. God willing,
[00:13:23] we wish good luck to Mr. and all your colleagues in the Semnan
[00:13:27] Governorate. Thank you for your presence, Mr. Governor, in the program, and
[00:13:30] I am grateful for your attention and company, dear viewers, with the Governor's
[00:13:34] program. I invite you to watch the rest of the programs from the News Channel broadcast.
[00:15:25] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Hello, good day. Welcome to the sports news.
[00:15:28] Members of our national freestyle wrestling team, after winning
[00:15:31] third place in the world, returned to their homeland
[00:15:34] today.
[00:15:36] Two golds, bronzes were the achievements of the national freestyle
[00:15:40] wrestling team from the world championships. I thank God
[00:15:43] that I was able to return to the country with a sweet and
[00:15:47] pleasant result in these competitions. Who are you dedicating the medal to? This beautiful
[00:15:51] medal, everyone knows it belongs to Imam Reza.
[00:15:54] I was able to not come back empty-handed. I hope
[00:15:58] I can win gold next year. His medal is very valuable to us
[00:16:01] because I see his efforts, all the efforts he makes
[00:16:05] throughout the year, and these are really very valuable to us. The kids
[00:16:08] fought with all their might. Now, many
[00:16:10] did not get what they deserved, but hopefully it will be compensated
[00:16:14] next year. So far, everything has come from God, and
[00:16:18] from now on it will be the same. You definitely had a fracture in your elbow, but you still continued
[00:16:21] wrestling with courage. In my third or fifth
[00:16:25] match, in the very first minute, I felt my arm detached.
[00:16:28] Well, it was our destiny.
[00:16:32] But I couldn't leave. I wanted to come
[00:16:36] out, my coach told me to come out. But I didn't allow myself
[00:16:39] to give up the match. I tried my best, but
[00:16:42] it didn't work out. I hope people accept this and understand, and hopefully
[00:16:46] we will identify our weaknesses and participate more powerfully in the coming
[00:16:50] years and the Olympics. We asked the champions and heroes
[00:16:53] about the continuation of the path of championship and the feeling
[00:16:57] of the medal, a medal that was the result of months of their efforts.
[00:17:00] You chanted above the Americans, what a move that
[00:17:03] went viral. Honestly, regarding that
[00:17:06] move, it was a personal celebration that I did,
[00:17:09] and more of that celebration was
[00:17:13] in retaliation for a move that last year, the American
[00:17:16] wrestler, 86 kg Valencia, after beating Kamran
[00:17:19] Ghasempour, showed disrespect with his hand, he made a gesture, and
[00:17:23] I also celebrated. Yes, certainly this path continues.
[00:17:27] Well, with these medals that are being won,
[00:17:31] certainly the path also becomes
[00:17:34] harder. We need more.
[00:17:45] Iran's Foulad Sard and Davoodi were left without a medal. In the continuation of the World Weightlifting
[00:17:49] Championships, hosted by Ningbo, China,
[00:17:53] today in the 85 kg category,
[00:17:56] Abdullah Beiranvand finished fifth in the snatch
[00:18:00] by lifting 170 kg, eighteenth in the clean and jerk
[00:18:03] with 193 kg, and in total with
[00:18:06] fifteenth in the clean and jerk with 200
[00:18:14] kg, he placed tenth, and in total with 360
[00:18:17] kg, he ranked thirteenth. Reyhaneh Karimi,
[00:18:21] Hamidreza Zarei, Alipour, Alireza
[00:18:24] Moeini, Alireza Nasiri, Ali Davoodi, and Alireza Yousefi
[00:18:27] are other representatives of our country in these competitions
[00:18:30] who will compete in the coming days.
[00:18:34] Youth Olympics
[00:18:37] 2026: Hakim's silver medal in judo was confirmed.
[00:18:40] In the continuation of these games hosted by Dakar, today in the minus
[00:18:44] 81 kg category of judo, Sobhan Hakimi
[00:18:47] reached the final by defeating an opponent from Sierra
[00:18:51] Leone, Egypt. Hakimi will face a judoka from
[00:18:54] Slovenia for the gold medal.
[00:18:57] In the preliminary round of
[00:19:04] the section,
[00:19:12] by placing fourth and fifth respectively, they qualified
[00:19:16] for the final round.
[00:19:20] In badminton, Amirali Ahmadlou first defeated the representative of Ghana and in
[00:19:24] the second match, he defeated his opponent from Mauritius.
[00:19:27] Ahmadlou will face the American representative tomorrow
[00:19:30] in his third group stage
[00:19:32] match.
[00:19:52] Iran, with 12 medals in these competitions
[00:19:55] hosted by Moscow,
[00:19:59] in Kumite, Fatemeh Zahra
[00:20:02] Saeediabadi won the gold medal. Atena Mahboub
[00:20:05] Bashari, Morteza Nematy and.
[00:21:02] we can succeed, but the conditions that
[00:21:05] have arisen for our team are not ideal
[00:21:09] at all, unfortunately, and there is no cooperation
[00:21:12] with our team, and for this
[00:21:15] reason, our team is going through a very difficult
[00:21:18] situation.
[00:21:22] Also, Esteghlal, another representative of our country in the Elite League, arrived
[00:21:26] in Basra, Iraq, last night for their match against Al-Shamal of Qatar.
[00:21:29] Sohrab Bakhtiarizadeh's players will host Al-Shamal tomorrow night
[00:21:33] at 7:30 PM.
[00:21:35] شمالن.
[00:21:39] First division football: Match between the first and second teams in the most important match
[00:21:42] of the eighth week. On the second day of this week's matches, from an hour ago,
[00:21:46] Mes Rafsanjan faced Pars Jonoubi Jam.
[00:21:50] Jam with 17 points is at the top, and Mes with 15 points is in
[00:21:54] second place. In other matches today, Sanat Kermanshah
[00:21:57] settled for a goalless draw against its guest Saipa.
[00:22:00] Fad Alborz beat its host Aryaee Eslamshahr 3-0.
[00:22:04] Naft va Gaz Gachsaran and Mes Kerman, Palayesh Naft Bandar Abbas and
[00:22:08] Foolad Novin Khuzestan, and Shahin Bandar Ameri and Jazireh
[00:22:11] Qeshm also faced each other.
[00:22:15] According to the latest statistics,
[00:22:17] 94
[00:22:33] is very high in transfer costs, and it is facing one of
[00:22:37] the most serious economic crises in its history.
[00:22:39] An industry that generates billions of euros
[00:22:43] in revenue, but a large portion of its clubs are on
[00:22:46] the brink of loss and bankruptcy.
[00:23:29] This is while English clubs spent about 3 billion and 800 million
[00:23:32] euros on player purchases this summer, an unprecedented record in
[00:23:36] the history of world football for a league. Another part
[00:23:40] of this report shows the strong dependence of clubs on owners.
[00:23:43] Nearly 30% of clubs would not last even a month
[00:23:47] without new money injected by their owner, and
[00:23:51] 66% would have a maximum of 3 months
[00:23:54] to continue operating if financial support were cut.
[00:23:57] ادامه فعالیت
[00:23:58] داره
[00:24:03] The figures for debts seem to be much higher than that.
[00:24:07] If we add up all the financial files, this figure might reach 5
[00:24:10] billion euros, and this amount of debt can bring any club
[00:24:14] to its knees. But perhaps the most concerning number
[00:24:18] is the future debts of English football. The total interest-bearing
[00:24:22] debts of clubs might reach 6 billion
[00:24:25] euros by the end of this football season. Debt servicing costs have also
[00:24:28] increased from 70 million euros in the 2020-21 season
[00:24:31] to 541 million euros in
[00:24:35] the 2024-25 season. These figures show
[00:24:38] that while England may appear to have a beautiful league,
[00:24:41] internally, it has turned into a league on
[00:24:45] the verge of bankruptcy.
[00:24:47] شده
[00:26:08] Today, before the start of the open session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly,
[00:26:12] we had a meeting of the Presiding Board with the presence of the esteemed Speaker and other
[00:26:15] members of the Presiding Board. In addition to issues related to the Parliament,
[00:26:19] the demands of the people in various fields were
[00:26:23] followed up and reviewed, including the chaotic
[00:26:26] car market, the issue of
[00:26:30] attention to and payment to
[00:26:32] minimum wage earners and low salaries, especially the armed forces, and
[00:26:36] also the livelihood of this group. And also, in
[00:26:39] connection with planning to
[00:26:42] improve the efficiency of the Parliament, various issues were discussed and
[00:26:46] reviewed. If you are looking for an end to this
[00:26:49] war and a rational exit from it, you must
[00:26:52] accept the Iranian arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz
[00:26:56] and fully implement the conditions of the Islamic Republic
[00:26:59] of Iran.
[00:27:06] Continuation of the review of the report of the National Security and Foreign Policy
[00:27:10] Commission on the plan to counter foreign influence,
[00:27:13] Article 27 will be read
[00:27:16] as follows: Activities in cyberspace and cultural
[00:27:20] fields, including the production or direction of films
[00:27:24] and series, documentaries, and theater,
[00:27:27] if, according to the documents provided by
[00:27:30] the judicial officer, it is supported
[00:27:32] or supervised or guided or trained or managed by a foreign agent,
[00:27:36] will result in 6 months to 5 years
[00:27:39] of deprivation of social services.
[00:27:41] شد
[00:27:47] Making any film is not a crime. Making any play
[00:27:50] is not a crime. Holding any conference
[00:27:54] is not a crime. Holding any course
[00:27:57] is not a crime. Unless
[00:28:00] under the support, guidance,
[00:28:03] backing, and management
[00:28:06] of a foreign agent and in line with infiltration,
[00:28:09] this action takes place. I agree that
[00:28:13] restrictions will be created compared to before. I have
[00:28:16] no doubt. But that restriction
[00:28:20] that is within the framework, meaning
[00:28:23] in fact, foreign infiltration, with guidance,
[00:28:27] with foreign management, and
[00:28:30] with knowledge. Let there be no misunderstanding.
[00:28:34] We have always been and will always be supporters
[00:28:37] of all dear ones in the fields of film, series,
[00:28:41] theater, artists, writers,
[00:28:44] and everyone.
[00:28:46] خواهیم
[00:28:53] The law has given the government 3 months.
[00:28:57] Now the country has been involved
[00:29:00] in this war for 8 months. There is no Minister of Intelligence. Well, regarding
[00:29:04] the Minister of Intelligence, well, according to Article 135
[00:29:07] of the Constitution, the esteemed President had 3 months,
[00:29:11] but he also got 45 days, from August 10th to September 26th,
[00:29:15] based on the permission that was granted.
[00:29:18] However, now it has been more than a month since the opportunity for introduction passed.
[00:29:22] This issue was also brought up again in the agenda
[00:29:25] of the Presiding Board's review. Given the process that has taken
[00:29:29] place, I think that hopefully the desired
[00:29:32] person will be finalized soon
[00:29:35] and will be introduced to the Parliament for the formalities of the vote
[00:29:39] of confidence.
[00:30:22] Hello to you, dear viewers of the 6 PM news. The President,
[00:30:25] in a message on social media, emphasized that the country's public
[00:30:29] resources belong to all people, but in
[00:30:32] the current difficult circumstances, justice requires that the government's
[00:30:36] attention be focused more than ever on deprived, low-income, and
[00:30:40] vulnerable households. Mr. Pezeshkian emphasized
[00:30:43] that the government's priority should be to support those who have a greater need
[00:30:46] in their daily lives, and stated: No one
[00:30:50] should be left alone in meeting the basic needs
[00:30:53] of life.
[00:30:57] The Minister of Interior at the meeting of governors and