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۹۴۸ / ۵٬۰۰۰The development of the mining sector and mineral industries in Iran after the Islamic Revolution has played a very important role in the economic progress of Islamic Iran. This progress has led to the creation of employment, technology development, attracting investors and economic balance in different regions of the country. On the other hand, preservation and productivity of natural resources, improvement of environmental technologies and regional interactions are also considered as advantages of this progress. With significant growth in the production of steel, copper, cement and other items, Iran is now among the most developed countries in the field of mining and related industries. During the last forty-four years, the number of mining units, production of steel, copper, cement and other industries related to mines has increased significantly. In this article, the following article with analytical method in four fields: the past (the situation of steel before the Islamic revolution), the present (progress and achievements of the Islamic revolution in the field of steel), capacity (the capacity of resources and mining industries in Iran) and the future of mining. and the steel industry (future outlook for the steel industry based on high-level documents) examines the state of the steel industry.
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Research Article Achievements of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in the field of mining with an emphasis on the steel industry and the future outlook Seyed Ebrahim Masoumi, Shirin Jahangiri Received date: 2024/12/07 Acceptance date: 2025/03/16 Abstract The development of the mining sector and mineral industries in Iran after the Islamic Revolution has played a very important role in the economic progress of Islamic Iran.
The value of the newly announced exploratory mineral reserves is approximately 50 billion dollars, which was announced in the first half of the year 1396; in these two sectors due to technological advancements, through self-confidence and reliance on domestic capacities, has led to creating an impact in the industry and mining of the Islamic country of Iran.
Massive iron ore mines, whose reserves are estimated to be about 3 billion tons in the country by the year 1403, and the necessity of paying attention to domestic production as well as preventing the sale of raw materials, were among the reasons that led to the localization and development of the steel industry being placed on the agenda after the victory of the Islamic Revolution.
8 million tons Figure 9- Production capacity of various types of steel in Iran (Mining and Mineral Industries Development and Renovation Organization.
The development of industry and mining in Iran has increased the country's production capacity and is recognized as one of the world's largest producers in many fields.
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