The mayor of Shiraz announced the implementation of the Golden Park project, covering an area of 3.5 hectares and with a budget of approximately 150 billion tomans, along the Chenar Rāhdār River. He stated that this park is being constructed with the aim of balanced urban development and increasing access for residents of less privileged areas to recreational, cultural, and sports spaces.
Construction of a 3.5-Hectare Coastal Park Along the Chenar Rāhdār River in Shiraz
The mayor of Shiraz has announced a new coastal park project aimed at enhancing urban development and providing recreational spaces for underprivileged residents. The project has a budget of 150 billion tomans and covers 3.5 hectares. This initiative is significant for promoting social equity in urban areas.
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📰 What Happened
The mayor of Shiraz announced the construction of a new coastal park along the Chenar Rāhdār River, aimed at enhancing urban development and providing recreational spaces for underprivileged residents. The project has a budget of 150 billion tomans and spans 3.5 hectares.
- The project is named the Golden Park.
- It aims to improve access to recreational, cultural, and sports facilities for less privileged areas.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Urban development in Iran often focuses on improving access to public spaces, especially for underprivileged communities, reflecting broader social and economic challenges.
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