On the eve of the opening of the Resistance Festival, on the sidelines of the visit of artists and media people to Mobarake Steel Complex, Bahman Dan, in a conversation with Saba, pointed out the damage caused to the energy infrastructure and production units of this complex during the Ramadan war, and emphasized the importance of preserving human capital and the role of professionals and workers in the reconstruction of the country’s industries.
According to the reporter of Saba, On the eve of the official opening of the 19th International Resistance Film Festival in Isfahan, a group of artists and media people visited the Mobarake steel complex in Isfahan and visited various parts of this industrial complex and were informed about its activities.Bahman Donthe film and television actor, also expressed his views in an interview with the Saba reporter on the sidelines of this visit.
Stating that his presence at Mobarake Steel Complex is not just an industrial visit, this artist said: Today I am with my dear friends who have lived with the people for many years in relation to the culture and issues of the society. Being in this collection is being with the people who, with their knowledge, expertise, will and capable hands, make part of Iran’s production capacity.
Referring to the attacks on part of the energy infrastructure and production units of Mobarakeh steel during the Ramadan war, he said: This incident was not only damage to a few buildings, machines and furnaces, but it was a blow to the national capital, the country’s production chain and the efforts of thousands of experts.
Don continued: “Let me state something out loud; The value of an industrial complex is not only in iron and steel and machinery, but its true value is in the people who have put their knowledge, experience and life into it. A power plant may be damaged, a furnace may fail, or a production line may be stopped, but the knowledge of engineers, the experience of workers, and the will of people who want to build their country are assets that must be preserved and brought back to the field.
Emphasizing the importance of rebuilding and reviving the country’s production capacities, this artist said: As an artist, I believe that building is always more difficult and valuable than destroying. Today we see the real meaning of making with you. With your knowledge and expertise, you are working not only for the production of steel, but also for the future of Iran.
He added: Every step that is taken in the path of reconstruction, every machine that returns to the production circuit and every worker that returns to his workplace with hope, is a sign that our national will is alive.
Don also pointed to the human dimensions of the damages caused to this industrial complex and stated: We must remember that behind every number and every damage report, there are humans; Families who were worried and workers who had a hard time. It is the duty of all of us to return this collection to the production cycle and to appreciate those who work in this direction.
In the end, he emphasized: I have come today to say that we will not build Iran with just slogans; We build Iran with work, knowledge, expertise, solidarity and responsibility.
