The managing director of the National Land and Housing Organization has called for the identification of weaknesses, particularly in the field of safety, and the swift implementation of corrective measures.

According to the organization’s Public Relations Office, Ali Nabian highlighted the importance of passive defense during a committee meeting, noting that the recent attacks by the Israeli regime underscored the urgency of strengthening such measures.

“We must learn from past experiences, and while we are in a state of calm today, we need to identify and address our vulnerabilities,” Nabian said. He emphasized that shortcomings must be reported and corrected regardless of which department they fall under, stressing the need for maximum oversight across all levels of the organization.

The session also reviewed key safety priorities, including upgrading fire detection and suppression systems, modernizing internal installations and heating/cooling systems, and ensuring the rapid evacuation of personnel in times of crisis.