Pursuant to Article 54 of the Law on Internal Regulations of the Islamic Consultative Assembly (Parliament of the Islamic Republic of Iran ), the Industries and Mines Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly is formed to perform its assigned duties in the fields of industries, post, telecommunications, mines, petrochemical, aerospace and communications industries in accordance with the provisions of the regulation. [1] [2] [3] [4]
Some of the responsibilities of this commission are:
The members of the Industries and Mines Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in the second year of the 11th term of the Assembly are as follows: [17] [18] [19]
Row | Name | Position |
1 | Ezzatollah Akbari Talarposhti [20] | Chairman |
2 | Seyyed Javad Hosseinikia [21] | First Vice Chairman |
3 | Seyyed Ahmad Rasoolinejad [22] | Second Vice Chairman |
4 | Ruhollah Jani Abbaspoor [23] | Spokesperson |
5 | Farhad Tahmasebi [24] | First Secretary |
6 | Behzad Rahimi [25] | Second Secretary |
7 | Seyyed Mohsen Dehnavi [26] | Corporator |
8 | Masoumeh Pashaei Bahram | Corporator |
9 | Ali Akbar Karimi [27] | Corporator |
10 | Ruhollah Izadkhah [28] | Corporator |
11 | Reza Taghipour | Corporator |
12 | Ali Jeddi [29] | Corporator |
13 | Yusof Davoodi [30] | Corporator |
14 | Abdolnaser Derakhshan [31] | Corporator |
15 | Allahverdi Dehghani | Corporator |
16 | Mostafa Rezahosseini Ghotbabadi [32] | Corporator |
17 | Alireza Salimi | Corporator |
18 | Lotfollah Siahkali [33] | Corporator |
19 | Mostafa Taheri [34] | Corporator |
20 | Mahdi Asgari [35] | Corporator |
21 | Mohammad Hossein Farhanghi | Corporator |
22 | Hojjatollah Firoozi [36] | Corporator |
23 | Seyyed Ali Moosavi [37] | Corporator |
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