Premature changes in the industrial program caused a waste of government funds Fatima Nasiri Ahmad Matin Daftari was a lawyer, university professor and politician during the Reza Shah era, who became the prime minister in November 1318 and stayed in this position for about eight months. In his memoirs, he mentioned the Shah's industrial policy in Iran and wrote: "For several years, I noticed that the Shah was very hasty and arrogant in the issue of Iran's industrialization, and as a result of this extreme practice, orders were often given to the Ministry of Arts and Crafts to create new industries in the middle of the year, without paying attention to the case of treasures. A factory for that industry is sufficient in terms of the scope of Iran's needs, or if it is better to import the product of that industry from abroad." And instead of creating a more useful and necessary industry, they started buying factories. In addition, it was not known if there was credit and room for its cost in the factories' budget, and such premature changes in our industrial plan would have caused the government's money to be wasted." the channel.