In a letter sent to the governor of Khuzestan on Monday, October 26, Amir Hayat Mogdam, a member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, referred to the passage of about two months since the approval of the temporary re-use of commercial dows and to almost eight months of unemployment and uncertainty among activists in this field, and emphasized the need for urgent action to solve the livelihood problems of the families of dows owners. The deputy chairman of the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, who criticized the lack of effective follow-up and the lack of practical progress of the decision, called on the administrators to act out of a sense of responsibility to end this situation.

In a letter sent to the governor of Khuzestan on Monday, October 26, Amir Hayat Mogdam, a member of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, referred to the passage of about two months since the approval of the temporary re-use of commercial dows and to almost eight months of unemployment and uncertainty among activists in this field, and emphasized the need for urgent action to solve the livelihood problems of the families of dows owners. The deputy chairman of the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, who criticized the lack of effective follow-up and the lack of practical progress of the decision, called on the administrators to act out of a sense of responsibility to end this situation.