According to the Public Relations and International Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, Mohammad Sadegh Mashhadi-Babayi, Advisor and Director General of the CEO’s Office, and Saman Darikvandi, Director of Inspection and Complaint Response of the Kish Free Zone Organization, visited these two facilities and inspected various sections of the airport and port.
During this visit, the condition of infrastructure and equipment, the performance of operational and service units, and the measures planned to deal with rainfall and adverse weather conditions were reviewed, and the progress of preventive actions in different sectors was evaluated.
Emphasis was also placed on identifying and correcting potential deficiencies before the onset of rains, increasing the preparedness of responsible personnel, and strengthening coordination among related units so that, while reducing risks arising from weather conditions, possible incidents and disruptions to service delivery are prevented.
Furthermore, the need for continuous monitoring of infrastructure status and adopting measures appropriate to weather changes was noted so that services to passengers and visitors continue without interruption and in compliance with safety requirements.
This visit was conducted with the aim of ensuring the readiness of the island’s main transport infrastructure and improving the level of safety and quality of services at Kish International Airport and Kish’s commercial and passenger ports.