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14,000 Jobs Preserved in the Shadow of War

The General Manager of Samat Alborz said: "Despite the cessation of activity of some economic units in Alborz, the efforts of the unit owners prevented widespread layoffs and resulted in the preservation of 14,000 jobs."

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