Smart governance is more important than electronic government

According to the attached report, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Speaker of the Islamic Council, addressed the technology activists at the Technology Day ceremony: You are the most important drivers of development, in the seventh plan, and trade is not possible without the foundation of science. You have the power to solve the problem, and today the most important challenge of the country is economic growth, and this challenge can only be realized in the shadow of greater productivity and capable human resources. Currently, there is a hundred billion dollars of energy waste in the country, and this issue will be promoted by the activists in the field of technology. 

We have problems in the country, but we do not have problems

Ghalibaf further said: solving energy problems depends on the capacity in economic transformation. Some people say that we have a lot of problems in Iran, but we don't have any problems, they are really right that we have not been able to turn problems into problems in many cases. The problem may be unsolvable, but the problem is solvable and has a solution. If we do not turn the problem into a problem, we will not find a solution. Currently, technologies are problem solving tools.

He also continued: "Zero and one view of opportunities and threats is not accurate. In fact, every threat can be an opportunity. We must be able to solve the problem." In the 7th program, we are determined to proceed problem-oriented and use information technology to solve problems.

Don't be sad!

In the final part of his speech, Qalibaf addressed the audience and said: As a brother, I ask you not to suffer too soon. It is patience and perseverance that gets things done. There is no greater pleasure than the progress of the country and it takes time to achieve honors. Based on my experience in my positions, I trusted you technology activists and I believe that hand in hand we can make great things happen in the 7th plan.

Doubling the digital economy

In another part of this event, Isa Zarepour, the Minister of Technology and Communications, read the President's statement and said: "Before I want to read the President's message, I must mention the special attention of the government, Parliament and the President to the field of technology." For the first time in the bill proposed by the government in the seventh program, the digital economy in the field of communication technology has been defined in a separate chapter, and the special attention of the parliament and the government to the capabilities of the private sector has been taken very seriously.

Referring to the seventh development program, he said: In this program, all devices are required to use artificial intelligence and rely on the capacity of the private sector. Based on this, all executive bodies have been required to draw a roadmap to increase the use of information technology, and we in the government will have maximum support for it.

In a part of the statement read by Zarepour, it was stated: Strengthening information technology is actually aimed at strengthening the government and entrepreneurial forces. Until now, economic growth has been with gas and mines, and the revolutionary government is now looking for capacity building and productivity through technological methods. For this reason, we have formed a special working group for the digital economy, now we must be on the path of entrepreneurship, and this will not be achieved without the presence of private sector activists.

In a part of this statement, the doubling of the digital economy by the end of the 7th Development Plan was mentioned and it was said: the doubling of the digital economy by the end of the 7th Development Plan can solve the challenges of the society in the short term, and this is important with the efforts of technology activists. succeeds.