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To promote sports participation, foster community spirit, and fulfill the organization's social obligations, a public sports program was held for the first time this morning, Thursday, in the residential area of ​​the Sirjan Special Economic Zone

The presentation ceremony for the "Sirjan Special Economic Zone Employee Code of Ethics" took place in the presence of the Director General of the Kerman Development Organization, members of the Board of Directors, and several managers and employees. Emphasis was placed on the importance of developing human capital, expanding logistical infrastructure, and supporting production.

The construction waste collection and cleanup operation has begun in the residential area of ​​the special zone.

Under the leadership and guidance of Dr. Amiri, Director General of the Civil Engineering Organization, the first investment working group for the Sirjan Special Economic Zone has been established. Its objective is to strengthen mechanisms for attracting domestic and foreign investment and to optimize the use of the region's assets.

To strengthen the vitality and motivation of the employees of the Sirjan Special Economic Zone and fulfill the social responsibilities of this complex, the 30th Sirjan County Public Sports Center was inaugurated in the presence of the zone's managers and employees, a group of athletes, and sports officials from the city.

The farewell ceremony and introduction of the director of the Sirjan Special Economic Zone was attended by Dr. Amiri, CEO of the Kerman Civil Engineering Organization and Chairman of the Special Economic Zone's Board of Directors.

A vehicle drill was held within the Sirjan Municipality Fire Department, in the presence of regional firefighters.

Construction and development of workers' housing begins in the Sirjan Special Economic Zone

This vast industrial project, launched with an investment of over 1.5 trillion rials, is dedicated, in its first phase, to the production of polymer compounds, with a capacity of 3,000 tons per year.

Despite 8,000 hectares of special land and advantages such as export exemptions, proximity to copper mines, and access to the waters of the Persian Gulf, Kerman province's special economic zones have yet to fully realize their potential for increasing production and attracting investment.