Former Minister of Agriculture Issa Kalantari's revelation about the water mafia: Mahab Ghods is the decision-maker of the water mafia in Iran, he takes a percentage from every project

Mahab Qods is the decision-maker of the water mafia in Iran, taking a percentage from every project.

The decision makers are the water mafia.

Mahab Quds is the decision-maker of the water mafia and is behind the water shortage, dam construction, and water projects in the country.

Khatam Al-Anbiya and Sepasd headquarters destroyed the private water sector in Iran

The water mafia is behind the transfer of water from the Sea of ​​Oman to Kerman, Isfahan, and Yazd.

Issa Kalantari, former Minister of Agriculture and head of the Environmental Organization, told Iran Watch about the functioning and reasons for the emergence and rise of the water mafia in Iran:

Policymakers are usually people who are knowledgeable about issues and either want to make policies for the good of the people or for personal gain. Unfortunately, in the water sector, the decision-makers were mainly consultants and water contractors who preferred their personal interests over national interests. They submitted plans in this area to the Ministry of Energy, and the minister then brought these plans to the government and parliament, approved them, and implemented them. The very issue of transferring water from the Sea of ​​Oman to the central parts of Iran is definitely the contracting mafia behind it.

Which institutions are behind the water transfer project?

Behind the scenes of this work are decision makers. Decision makers take maximum advantage of the illiteracy of decision makers.

Doesn't the Ministry of Energy have consultants? One of these consultants is the "Mahab Quds" company. How do you evaluate the performance of this company?

"Mahab Quds" was a kind of monopoly company that supervised all dam construction. Before this company was transferred to Astan Quds Razavi and then returned, all the country's water studies were given to Mahab Quds, and this company worked at 1500 percent of its capacity, dividing the studies among other companies and taking its own percentage, and it had a monopoly. /Iran Watch