Zamyad’s plan for deepening local production in order to accomplish resistive economy

According to Khabar Khodro, the CEO of Zamyad said, “After notification of the Supreme Leader about resistive economy policies and deepening local production and reduce dependency to foreign countries Zamyad Company has done good activities. There have been made some investments with preparing a list of needed parts and recognizing the capabilities of contractors and suppliers in order to supplying companies try to localize parts and deepen local production and reduce dependency to foreign countries.”

Fereydoun Hamidi in an interview with Khabar Khodro’s reporter told, “As yet good activities have done in Zamyad in order to accomplish resistive economy. However, some activities in this process are inevitable and need more time. In localizing some parts such as brake parts that are basic ones including brake clipper and brake booster, which cost company much, have done some actions as from Esfand their production would be commenced.”

He added, “With not depending to foreign countries external concerns and threats would be decreased as well as improving local production therefore the company would have no problem in supplying parts.”

He mentioned the plan of Zamyad for increasing production and remarked, “This year, Zamyad had done effective activities for increasing production capacity. But it seems that its capability is more than this amount so it does not satisfy officials.”

The CEO of Zamyad mentioned to presence of foreign companies for cooperation with inside automakers and parts makers and admitted, “Certainly in cooperation with foreign companies we would be able to use inside and outside powers along each other and earn more profit with making synergy.”

Finally, he said, “Negotiating team for creating better interaction and collaboration with foreign companies should have necessary knowledge and good understanding from daily international issues in order to retain their benefit and in cooperation goes well form both sides there would e no problem and Iranian companies would be beneficiary.”