EghtesadOnline: If all goes well water from Koochari Dam in central Isfahan Province will be transferred to Saveh County in Markazi Province in two years, the representative of Saveh and Zarandieh counties in the Majlis said.

EghtesadOnline: With the launch of water supply projects to 137 villages in Markazi and Fars provinces on Tuesday, the number villages with piped water has surpassed 12,100, the energy minister said.

EghtesadOnline: A total of $619 million worth of goods have been exported from Markazi Province since the beginning of the current Iranian year (March 20).

EghtesadOnline: Atotal of 766,000 tons of goods worth $450 million were exported from the central Markazi Province’s customs terminals to 82 countries during the first half of the current Iranian year (March 20-Sept. 21), registering a 16% and 21% decline in tonnage and value respectively compared with the similar period of last year.

EghtesadOnline: A total of $306 million worth of non-oil goods were exported from Markazi Province during the first five months of the current Iranian year (March 20-Aug. 21).

EghtesadOnline: More than 1.39 million tons of goods worth $760 million have been exported from Markazi Province since the beginning of the current fiscal year (March 21, 2019) to register a 24% and 2% growth in tonnage and value respectively compared with last year’s corresponding period.

EghtesadOnline: Despite good rains in Markazi Province the water deficit of underground sources has not been compensated, head of the provincial Water Resources Planning Department said.

EghtesadOnline: A total of 1.09 million tons of commodities worth $518 million were exported from the central Markazi Province’s customs terminals to 88 countries during the first eight months of the current Iranian year (March 20-Nov. 20), showing a 12% and 25% decline in weight and value respectively compared with the similar period of last year.

EghtesadOnline: Only a fraction of treated wastewater produced in Khomein County’s Wastewater Treatment Plant in Markazi Province is used in industries and the rest is dumped into rivers, managing director of the provincial Water and Wastewater Company said.