Mousa Ahmadi, Chairman of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, announced the planning and oversight of the Ministry of Oil in addressing the issues in the Assaluyeh region during a visit by the caretaker of the Ministry of Oil to the damaged refineries of South Pars. These actions are being taken to meet the essential needs of the people and to ensure a smooth passage through the winter season.
Ministry of Oil's Actions in Assaluyeh
Ahmadi pointed out the memorandums of understanding, agreements, and contracts signed in this regard, emphasizing that these actions can help improve the situation in the region. He expressed gratitude to the caretaker of the Ministry of Oil, stressing that he has always paid special attention to regional issues and that his colleagues have pursued related matters with seriousness.
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Parliament's Support for the Ministry of Oil
The Chairman of the Energy Commission also noted that Parliament will stand by the Ministry of Oil and will provide necessary support in terms of budget and allocation of funds wherever needed. He emphasized the importance of solidarity and cooperation between the government and Parliament, adding that with mutual thinking and synergy, problems can be resolved more quickly.
Ahmadi stated: "We are striving to thwart the enemies in achieving their goals while maintaining cohesion and unity." This collaboration between the government and Parliament is particularly significant as winter approaches and considering the essential needs of the people.
As the cold season approaches, the actions of the Ministry of Oil and the continuous support of Parliament can help improve the living conditions of people in the southern regions of the country. The importance of this collaboration is such that it can also have a direct impact on the country's production and energy supply capacities.
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