The Malayer Member of Parliament’s proactive approach to resolving the bottlenecks of the 6,000-head Malayer project has paved the way for obtaining facilities from the Agriculture Bank (Bank Keshavarzi). According to the Malardshir Public Relations report, during a meeting attended by Azadikhah, the representative of Malayer County, Amirhosseini, the CEO of Malardshir Company, Nemati, a board member of the company, and Hasani, the Financial and Administrative Vice President of Malardshir, with Farokhnejad, the CEO of the Agriculture Bank, the acquisition of facilities for completing the 6,000-head Malardshir project was discussed and negotiated by the Malayer representative and the Malardshir CEO, and necessary decisions regarding the loan acquisition were made. On the sidelines of this meeting, the CEO of Malardshir, in an interview with our reporter, emphasized that all efforts of the management and the collection are directed toward the development and growth of Malardshir. Referring to the activities and efforts undertaken in this regard and another meeting held recently, he said: In that meeting, fortunately, the Executive Vice President of the President gave favorable promises to help advance the plan for establishing the 6,000-head livestock farm in Malayer. He stated: In this visit, the project's progress was explained. He added: The status of the plan, its importance, and the need for this project to receive loans from Note 18 or Article 52 from resources available to the Presidency or the Ministry of Jihad Agriculture were among other topics discussed, and the Executive Vice President also promised assistance in this area. This official also emphasized: For the construction of the livestock farm in Malayer, efforts were made for a long time to obtain bank facilities, which had caused a delay in the project's execution; however, finally, with the help and support of Tamin General Industries Holding as the major shareholder of the company, this project has been launched. The earthworks of this plan, with a cost of over 25 billion Tomans, are 80% complete and have entered the foundation and structural construction phase. The Malardshir CEO stated: The foundation of this project also has 70% physical progress, and currently, shed construction operations have begun with an investment of over 48 billion Tomans. Stating that a significant part of the workshop construction process for the sheds has been completed, he announced: We will strive to have the installation of this project done by late autumn, and after the flooring is completed, the livestock will be transferred. While thanking Dr. Farokhnejad, the CEO of the Agriculture Bank, for his assistance, he described the efforts of all officials, including the Malayer representative, for the development and creation of this project as commendable.