Presence of the National Association Education Commission in the Afghan Plast exhibition

According to the public relations of the National Association of Plastic Industries of Iran (INPIA), the agenda of the Education Commission was: pre-order news, report on the export development conference in the plastic industry, decision on how to attend the Afghan Plast exhibition, decision in In particular, the name of the site of the Education Commission according to the suggestions of the members, review of the letter of the Masterbatch Association and decision-making regarding the Component and Masterbatch working group, presence of the Wire and Cable Association and introduction of educational measures in plastic industry, introduction of Neko Behineh Machine training unit How to insert the needs of the site of the Education Commission, including needs assessment, chat room and online training and consultation, information, evaluation and review of the education transformation plan in the plastic industry according to the progress made. Attendees at the meeting were: Alireza Tork, Deputy Chairman of the Commission, Mohammad Eko, from Petrochemical Company, Javad Hobeh Fekr, from Alborz Plastic Company, Nima Karbasizadeh, from the Mold Makers Association, Soraya Ezzati from the Mold Makers Association, Hamed Azizi, from Polymer Research Institute, Elham Zeinali, from Petrochemical Technology Research, Roya Mashayekhi, from Roshd Center, Marjan Abdi, from PVC Association, Shayan Khamoushi, from Pliny Company, Motazedi and Farzaneh Alirezaei, Secretary of the Commission. After reviewing the news before the order, the possibility of attending the training-oriented members of the commission within the framework of free facilities of the National Association was explained and how to attend the members. The Miran Bartar Thought Institute, Pliny Educational and Technical Site and the Research Technology Development Center attended the exhibition. They announced their readiness. Then, according to the initial design and framework of the comprehensive training site, a consensus was reached regarding the choice of site name, and finally, the name of the Iranian Plastic Industries Training Network was selected and approved. Then, according to the good records of the Wire and Cable Association in educational activities and the presence of the representative of the Association as a guest in the meeting, a decision was made on how the Wire and Cable Working Group works after listening to the experiences and activities of that association. Motazedi, a member of the board of directors of the Wire and Cable Association, referring to his company’s records regarding the Wire and Cable Association, said: “The Wire and Cable Association has been active for many years and because wire and cable is a standard product, training in it is very important.” At present, we hold monthly training courses at the association, and our training experts are all the most experienced, and all of them work as consultants in various factories. He added: “We teach any topic that is needed, from the standard discussion to the discussion of production and how to choose the type and design and the discussion of sales engineering and accounting, etc. that are included.” Regarding the association’s training classes, he said: “Through the website of the Association of Wires and Cables, you can read the schedule of training classes and the training calendar, and contact the association itself to register for them.” Motazedi continued: We hold at least 12 training courses a year and these courses are held for free for the members of the association. A member of the board of directors of the Wire and Kabul Association, in response to a question from one of the members about how specialized your association’s training courses are, said: The courses we hold are completely specialized, especially in the field of insulation and coatings. He added: The Wire and Cable Association has about 150 members. One member also said in this regard: “In some areas, such as film, we have not made progress for a long time and we need a lot of training, and how much people need this issue, but there is no one to teach this section.” Motazedi, in response to a question about whether or not you conduct a needs assessment in the association’s educational committee, said: “Yes, at the beginning of our work, we conduct a needs assessment and run the course based on the feedback we receive from the needs assessment.” He also said in response to a question from one of the members regarding the issue of whether people who are not members of the Wire and Kabul Association can be given the same free course as the members of the association: “We will deal with it in general, but if an agreement is reached If it is established with a company or an association, we will give discounts for the cost of the courses according to the agreed amount. In the end, according to the favorable records of the Wire and Cable Association in relation to educational institutions, it was decided to use the services of this association regarding education in this field as an educational partner. Also, the communication channel and relevant persons were designated for contact between the two associations to follow the training, and it was also decided to hold periodic meetings between the representative of the Wire and Cable Association and the training commission in addition to transmitting the necessary feedback and suggestions of members to improve training activities. To be presented to that association. At the end of the meeting, the Education Commission approved resolutions: Including the order of the virtual training brochure of the Industrial Towns Company to be sent to the members of the commission by e-mail and to be placed in the Telegram group. It was also decided to send the report of the Export Development Conference on Plastics to the members and also to send the travel package to the members for the participation of the members in the Afghan Plast exhibition. In another resolution, it was decided to hold a joint meeting with the presence of Dr. Azizi, a Turkish engineer, and the board of directors of the association regarding the name of the masterbatch association and decision-making regarding the compound and masterbatch working group, and a final decision will be made. It was decided to hold a meeting regarding the needs of the association site of Mr. Khamoushi and Mr. Mehranpour and to discuss and finalize the result in a meeting with Mr. Turk and the association’s public relations.