Pointing to a visit a paid to president of Execution of Imam Khomeini Order. Muhammad Azizi said, “After a meeting, I had with Dr. Muhammad Mokhber, he consigned the mission of construction of some schools in the rural regions of Abhar to Barakat Foundation, which its operations are being conducted very quickly.”

He regarded to lack of bureaucracy in the Barakat Foundation and stated, “Given my own executive history and experiences in the past years, I Have seen that phases of taking approval for demolition and renovation, supplying and equipping a school takes many years, however, this process is done in the shortest possible time and with the least limiting rules in the Barakat Foundation.”

According to MP of people of Abhar, Khoramdareh, and Sultaniyeh at the Islamic Consultative Assembly, “We should appreciate the Leader, Imam Khamenei, for proposing such foundation whose sole concerns are serving people in the deprived parts of the country.”

Pointing to the performance of Barakat Foundation performance in his own electorate, Azizi said, “By today, our most requests have been for building schools in the region, but we are trying to take advantage of other capabilities and services of Barakat Foundation including its job-creation capacities across the deprived and rural regions of Abhar, Sultaniyeh, and Khoramdareh.”

MP of people of Abhar, Khoramdareh, and Sultaniyeh at the Islamic Consultative Assembly referred to the shortage of sanitary water and wrecked schools as the major problems of his electorate and added, “Some villages of the region suffer from several serious problems in terms of supplying and transferring sanitary and drinking water. Also, Container based schools, even in the city of Abhar are other problems of my electorate. I hope that the Barakat Foundation would solve these problems by working on school building and water supplying projects in the rural zones of the region.”

He also said that we expect to see the construction of schools in the large and crowded villages in order to prevent wastage of the country’s capitals and also to keep people in these areas.

Stressing the high unemployment rate in his electorate, Azizi opined, “Although 40 percent of industries of Zanjan Province is located in Abhar, Khoramdareh and Sultaniye cities, today we see that the light of industry has become dim in the country. Employment in these areas has become slacked, and some great ideas should be considered to solve these problems as soon as possible.”

Pointing to the closing of some industrial units with 1200 operating workforce in his electorate, he reminded, “We have many factories in the region which suffer from many problems in terms of both liquidity and working capital, but we hope that they would revive through participation and investments of Barakat Foundation.”