In this ceremony, attended by Dr. Emami Rad, Member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Meh Abadi, Governor of Chenaran, Hojjatoleslam Taji, Friday Prayer Leader, and members of the Chenaran Labor and Workers’ Committee, Ali Daneshbayan, Head of the Chenaran Center, expressed his gratitude to Engineer Okhovat, CEO of Amitis Company, for his commitment to the training of his employees. He emphasized that the policy of the Technical and Vocational Training Organization is to implement training programs in collaboration with social partners. Referring to the statements of the Supreme Leader regarding the importance of skill development for workers, he mentioned that efforts are being made to encourage other units to establish workshop-based centers.

Alireza Davoudi, Head of the Provincial Training Department, highlighted the organization’s strategy to reduce direct involvement in training while emphasizing its supervisory and regulatory role. Dr. Emami Rad, the parliamentary representative, also spoke about supporting skill development by approving the organization’s charter in the Parliament. Meh Abadi, the Governor of Chenaran, called for the expansion of skill development in the Chenaran Industrial Park, which has 332 active industrial units.

The ceremony concluded with a visit to the ongoing training courses at the center and the production line of the unit. The official permit for establishing the center was granted, and the educational center’s activities were formally inaugurated.