According to the Public Relations and International Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, this meeting was held with the presence of Mohammad Kabiri, CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization and head of the island's administrative council, Hojjatoleslam wal-Muslimeen Alireza Bi-Niaaz, Friday Prayer Leader of Kish, military and law enforcement commanders, CEOs of the organization's subsidiaries, and officials of executive agencies based on the island.
Friday Prayer Leader of Kish: Today we need solidarity, cooperation, and cohesion more than ever
Hojjatoleslam wal-Muslimeen Alireza Bi-Niaaz, Friday Prayer Leader of Kish, congratulating the month of Rabi' al-Awwal, Unity Week and Government Week and commemorating the memory of the martyrs, especially the government martyrs, emphasized that managers should use the Prophet's (PBUH) conduct in managing society, ethical behavior, and service delivery, and said: Officials and managers in an Islamic society must base their ethics, behavior, and management style on religious teachings and the Prophet's (PBUH) conduct and consider serving the people the axis of their activities.
Referring to the significance of Government Week, he added: This occasion is an opportunity to present reports of performance and services rendered, appreciate the efforts of managers and employees, and also evaluate actions and plan for the continuation of service delivery.
The Friday Prayer Leader of Kish, appreciating the efforts of the CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization and his colleagues, the military, law enforcement and security forces, service, welfare, and health organizations, support sectors, guilds and other groups that stood alongside the people, stated: The cooperation and efforts of different parts of the island were manifestations of solidarity and responsibility in serving the people.
Hojjatoleslam wal-Muslimeen Bi-Niaaz also emphasized inter-agency cooperation and said: Although we operate on an island, we should not act in isolation; we must use the capacity for joint thinking, consultation, cooperation and accompaniment and, with the help of the people, take steps to solve problems and provide better services. Today more than ever we need solidarity, cooperation, unity and cohesion, and all organizations must work side by side to strengthen hope and better serve the people.
He stated that the economic war is currently one of the most important arenas of confrontation with the enemy and stressed: Alongside efforts to resolve economic issues and increase public satisfaction, the necessary readiness to face different conditions must also be maintained.
The Friday Prayer Leader of Kish concluded by referring to the importance of managers' performance at critical times and said: What remains of officials are their services and efforts, and this opportunity must be used to serve the people more and strengthen solidarity and cooperation.
Commander of Kish IRGC: Recent managerial experiences must be preserved and documented for the island's future
Colonel Mohammad Mirzadeh, commander of the Kish IRGC Basij Resistance Area, appreciating the support and cooperation of the Kish Free Zone Organization, the Security Council and other responsible agencies, said: The cooperation and coordination formed among different organizations played an important role in maintaining the island's readiness, continuity of services and managing special conditions.
Referring to planning carried out to increase Kish's preparedness, he stated: With the follow-up of the CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization and the cooperation of responsible agencies, effective actions were taken in various fields for crisis management and the island's capacities for confronting different conditions were enhanced.
Mirzadeh added: In this period, planning was done to supply vital needs, water, foodstuffs, logistical support and emergency management, and this experience showed that coordination among agencies can play an effective role in maintaining stability and continuity of service delivery. These experiences must be documented, recorded and preserved so that they can be used in future planning and enhancing the island's preparedness.
The commander of the Kish IRGC Basij Resistance Area continued by referring to the importance of the return of economic and tourism vitality to the island and said: With the gradual return to normal conditions, strengthening tourism and supporting economic activities must be pursued with the cooperation of all sectors and, alongside tourism, other economic capacities should also be considered so that Kish's economic sustainability increases.
He also considered attention to native housing and service housing as important island issues and added: Purposeful development of this sector can, in addition to helping population retention, lead to increased employment, economic vitality, strengthened satisfaction and social sustainability of the island.
Mirzadeh concluded by emphasizing: The experience of cooperation and coordination among the island's various organizations is a valuable asset for Kish's future and this capacity must be used on the path of development, progress and increasing the island's resilience.
Deputy for Culture and Social Affairs of the Organization: Solidarity and preparedness are Kish’s resilience backbone
Mohammadhossein Hassani, Acting Deputy of Cultural, Social and Artistic Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, congratulating Unity Week, stated: Solidarity among natives, various social groups, executive agencies and the island's management ensemble is one of Kish's valuable assets which plays an important role in advancing affairs and maintaining social calm.
Referring to planning carried out in recent months, he said: With the CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization's measures and the cooperation of the Administrative Council and Security Council members, suitable capacities were created in different sectors and anticipating essential needs, supplying required items and coordination among agencies were pursued seriously.
Hassani added: One manifestation of this coordination was managing the smooth movement of passengers and vehicles which was carried out with the cooperation of Kish Port and Airport Company and other organizational sections, and over four days about 45,000 people and nearly 8,000 vehicles were moved with order and calm.
He continued: In the area of support and public services, too, with the cooperation of different organizational sections and executive agencies, necessary measures were planned and implemented to provide essential needs, maintain continuity of service delivery and increase the island's preparedness.
The Acting Deputy of Cultural, Social and Artistic Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization stated that nearly 400 coordinated actions took place in various sectors and added: In supportive and social fields, diverse programs were implemented including multi-stage distribution of needed items and distribution of hot meals for about 70 nights in some neighborhoods and worker camps.
He also appreciated the efforts of relief, medical, Red Crescent, firefighting, service and other accompanying agencies and said: Coordination among these organizations and the support of the Kish Free Zone Organization demonstrate the island's high capacity for coherent management of affairs and continuity of service delivery.
Hassani concluded by emphasizing: All these actions showed that Kish has a high capacity in solidarity, coordination, planning and resilience, and this asset can play an effective role in the continued path of development and implementation of the island's future programs.