The General Inspection Organization of Iran, a member institution and Vice Presidency holder within the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Ombudsman Association, continues to emphasize institutional support for essential public service sectors and emergency response mechanisms.
In this regard, Khodaeiyan, President of the General Inspection Organization (GIO), accompanied by the Deputy for Cultural and Social Affairs Inspection and Supervision, visited the National Emergency Organization of Iran to review its operational activities and preparedness measures.
During a meeting attended by emergency managers from across the country, the President of GIO praised the dedication and sacrifices of healthcare workers and emergency personnel, particularly their role during recent crisis and wartime conditions.
He described emergency and medical personnel as frontline responders who continue to carry out humanitarian duties under difficult and dangerous circumstances, emphasizing the importance of maintaining uninterrupted emergency services during periods of crisis.
Khodaeiyan highlighted the effective and timely response of the National Emergency Organization during recent emergency situations and stressed the necessity of strengthening preparedness capabilities, upgrading ambulance fleets, and addressing operational shortcomings to enhance future response readiness.
The President of GIO further reaffirmed that supporting institutions responsible for saving lives and protecting public health remains a national priority and forms part of the oversight and supervisory responsibilities of the General Inspection Organization.
The visit also reflected ongoing efforts to reinforce institutional coordination, emergency preparedness, healthcare resilience, and public service accountability.
As a member institution and Vice President within OICOA, the General Inspection Organization of Iran continues to contribute to promoting good governance, institutional oversight, and support for essential public service institutions.
