Speaking at a meeting with provincial officials and business leaders at the Esfahan Chamber of Commerce, Heidari stated, “Major national projects must be implemented with an economic and innovative mindset, supported by investors and economic institutions.”

He highlighted the organization’s role as a facilitator, connecting domestic and foreign capital to strategic development initiatives.Heidari addressed the economic challenges, urging stakeholders to “broaden the scope of the problem, think realistically and operationally, and embed financial structures with an economic perspective into these projects.”

He stressed that a project becomes truly viable when stakeholders are willing to invest their own resources.Heidari noted Iran’s pressing need for infrastructure such as roads and dams, but cautioned that adequate funding is essential for their realization

. He distinguished development and investment, explaining that while infrastructure and security are government responsibilities, investors and entrepreneurs view these areas through the lens of profitability.“

We must approach projects with an economic mindset and actively seek investors,” Heidari said, adding that the organization will exert every effort within its capacity.

He acknowledged that large-scale projects are not easily executed and require innovative pathways.In closing, Heidari urged optimism and realism: “We must pursue new and innovative solutions while accepting the realities, and remain hopeful about resolving challenges.”This statement aligns with recent government efforts to streamline foreign investment procedures and attract capital for infrastructure and strategic sectors