Sadegh Akbari: If the definition and purpose of the new city is to be the place of residence and activity of the people, it must undoubtedly be able to meet the wishes, expectations and needs of the people. The reality is that new Towns will succeed when they can attract more capital, human resources, activities and people in competition with other cities.

The approach of building new Towns in the style and manner that is currently being adopted in our country is not solely for Iran but for overcoming the problems and challenges of big cities such as air pollution, heavy traffic, noise pollution, double pressure on per capita Services were developed in some European countries such as England, France and Germany years before and specifically after World War II in developed countries.

The construction of new Towns, like other social phenomena, is evolving and evolving as science and technology evolve. Based on the development of theoretical knowledge of location studies, the criteria and criteria for selecting a construction site change, and with the change of country policies and programs, the location construction of cities can be changed.

Detailed design studies are no exception, and are evolving based on technology advancements, per capita design and land use distribution, and city design.

But what are the successes of new Towns? If the definition and purpose of the new city is to be the place of residence and activity of the people, it must undoubtedly be able to meet the wishes, expectations and needs of the people. The reality is that new Towns will succeed when they can attract more capital, human resources, activities and people in competition with other cities.

Cities are always competing with each other, and these major cities players include urban managers, builders, developers and entrepreneurs, NGOs and local media that can enhance their city’s share of GDP.

The Honorable Islamic Engineer, the Minister of Roads and Urban Development, has described the success of the new cities as a function of the lack of migration, the problems and challenges facing large cities such as air pollution, traffic, lack of adequate green space and poor public services.

It is quite true that if the status of services provided in new cities and the quality of per capita in new cities is in favor of big cities, new cities will undoubtedly depart from the projected goals.

There is no doubt that two categories of activity must be given priority over the new cities of our country. The first is facilitating the conditions and preparing the space and improving the business space in new cities for economic and productive activities. It is business and activity that creates employment and brings the population with them to new cities. The presence of large business enterprises can drive the chain of business activities around to new cities. Therefore, the main intention of the new city managers should be to accelerate the improvement of the conditions for the presence of economic activists to engage in industrial and service applications.

The second priority is the provision of infrastructure services (such as water, electricity, gas, and access to major cities and suburbs) and housing for residents. Prior to deploying new populations in the new cities, services such as mosques, schools, clinics, police stations, cultural and sports complexes and recreational parks are important. By making sure these services are available and optimally delivered, people will settle in new cities if they have business.

Although legally responsible for supplying infrastructure to new cities, specialized equipment is also responsible for the development of the land supply company prepared for the related facilities and institutions, but the new urban development companies utilize their own internal resources to build the superstructures. Build and deliver service agencies.

New Cities Civil Corporation, in conjunction with the High Council of Architecture and Urban Development, is completing and updating the Master Plan Study Services seeks to build a second generation of new cities. Building on these cities with the knowledge and experience of the world, he seeks to build smart cities and ecosystems.

Build residential units by saving energy, consuming less water and recycling it, using electric and low-emission vehicles, and streamlining all city and monitor service activities to drive population and cars to control city security. Success in this field is due to the transformation of the country’s digital and electronic native knowledge and the industry’s entry into the field of new cities.

South Korea’s success in new smart cities and ecosystems is driven by the digital and electronic revolution of companies such as Samsung and LG.

China has had a say in the development of smart cities as Huawei and ZTEA companies evolved.

Japan’s determination to be a pioneer in building smart cities worldwide relies on advanced technology from companies like Panasonic and Sony.

If you have the native knowledge of digital and electronics, first of all, the technology will be available in all aspects of the new city at a lower cost than other technologies, and the construction of green and smart buildings. It is a testament to the continuity and continued use of these technologies. So the concept of sustainable smart city can be achieved by relying on native technologies.

Therefore, it is necessary to summarize the new smart city as the second generation of new cities can be formed in our country if technology and digital and electronic developments in our country can be institutionalized and enter the urban construction arena. .

Amy