Mohsen Keshavarzi emphasized the importance of the preparedness of jihadist and volunteer forces against potential dangers and announced the launch of the 'Readiness' campaign in Tehran. This campaign is designed to prevent and confront potential crises such as war, earthquakes, and floods, and will include various training programs for volunteers.
Goals of the 'Readiness' Campaign
This campaign is being held in collaboration with the Crisis Management Organization of Tehran and the Construction Basij of the Mohammad Rasulullah (PBUH) Corps. Mohsen Keshavarzi explained that this campaign aims to enhance the capabilities of jihadist and volunteer forces in facing crises, providing both basic and specialized training in various fields. The main topics of this training will include first aid, fire extinguishing techniques, crisis management principles, and urban hazard recognition.
Conducted in 22 Districts of Tehran
The 'Readiness' campaign will be conducted in 22 districts of Tehran, and Mohsen Keshavarzi reminded that this campaign is an opportunity for synergy and exchange of experiences in crisis management. Psychological issues during crises will also be addressed. Given the experiences from the Ramadan War, this campaign can help enhance the capabilities of all volunteers.
Keshavarzi invited all volunteers and interested individuals to register and participate in this campaign. Holding this campaign as a preventive measure can play a significant role in reducing damages caused by crises and better prepare volunteer forces for emergency situations.
Ultimately, Mohsen Keshavarzi expressed hope that with the participation of volunteers and synergy in this campaign, they could achieve a strong network of prepared forces against crises. This event not only helps enhance individual capabilities but also increases social solidarity and cooperation among various organizations.
