A plan to allocate 982,321 mln rials (US$109 mln) for developing infrastructure in the Bandar Imam has been approved in Iran. The plan aims at benefiting from optimum domestic technical, engineering, and executive capacities in implementing projects in the water and energy sector. The plan will be completed by 2010.
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