The international deputy of the Islamic Coalition Party, referring to the reports of the Court of Audit and the recent statements of the President regarding the performance of state-owned companies, emphasized that the government should not encourage managers who cause deficits and losses. Instead, managers who perform their duties on time, fulfill their commitments, and pay the people's rights should be encouraged.
Taraqqi: The government should not encourage managers who cause losses / People are ahead of schedule in paying taxes
The deputy of the Islamic Coalition Party criticized the government's encouragement of underperforming managers and highlighted the importance of rewarding those who fulfill their responsibilities. This issue is significant as it reflects ongoing concerns about accountability and performance within state-owned enterprises in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The international deputy of the Islamic Coalition Party criticized the Iranian government for rewarding underperforming managers in state-owned companies. He emphasized the need to encourage those who fulfill their responsibilities and contribute positively to the economy.
- The criticism is based on reports from the Court of Audit regarding state-owned companies' performance.
- The emphasis is on accountability and rewarding effective management.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's economy is heavily reliant on state-owned enterprises, which have faced criticism for inefficiency and mismanagement. Accountability in these entities is a key concern for economic reform.
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