Mahdi Chamran, the Chairman of the Islamic Council of Tehran, spoke at the inauguration ceremony of the Yadgar project about its significance as a prestigious plan for the Tehran City Council. Chamran emphasized the various challenges and obstacles that existed in the execution of this project, noting that it had been halted due to issues during the previous term of the City Council.
Challenges Facing the Yadgar Project
Chamran explained that the presence of water pipes and opposing parties had complicated the execution of the project significantly. However, he expressed optimism about resolving the issues and stated that today the knots of this project have been untied similarly to the Fath Square project and it has reached the operational stage.
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Extension of the Route to Fath Square and Shahid Kazemi Bridge
The Chairman of the Islamic Council of Tehran announced that in future planning, this route will extend directly to Fath Square in the west and towards the east to Shahid Kazemi Bridge. This action is aimed at providing easier and more suitable access for citizens.
Chamran pointed out the importance of new accesses in facilitating the movement of citizens, stating: "This project will not only help improve traffic but will also enhance the quality of life for citizens. We in the City Council are looking for projects that not only have economic aspects but also consider public welfare."
This project, recognized as one of the major plans of the Tehran City Council, could serve as a model for similar projects in the future. Chamran concluded by emphasizing that the Tehran City Council is determined to continue and expedite the implementation of construction and infrastructure projects and is pursuing its plans for the sustainable development of Tehran.
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