Mahdi Abouri, CEO of Ahdaf Investment Group, announced the introduction of 6 investment opportunities worth over $10 billion at the Iran-China Investment and Trade Assembly held in Shanghai. These projects include the development of oil fields, boosting production at South Pars, completing the Iran LNG project, and petrochemical projects in Dehloran and Kangan.
Details of Investment Opportunities
Abouri, referring to the scope of activities of Ahdaf Investment Group, stated that the group's activities start from participating in the development of fields and crude oil production and continue to gas processing, production of petroleum products, petrochemical products, and manufacturing specialized equipment. According to him, this group has a high capability in the development and operation of the Azar oil field and pursuing development plans for Azar and Changuleh, which demonstrates the group's capacity to play a role in crude oil production.
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Need for Investment in the Petrochemical Industry
The CEO of Ahdaf Investment Group pointed to the need for investment in Iran's petrochemical industry and said: "To increase the production capacity of this industry from about 100 million tons to 180 million tons by 2033, approximately $246 billion in investment is needed." This investment need highlights the necessity of international cooperation, especially with China.
Abouri also mentioned other areas of cooperation between Iran and China, adding: "In addition to the introduced projects, there is the possibility of participating in industrial and mining projects, developing trade, transportation, and logistics cooperation, as well as joint investment in renewable energy sectors."
He expressed hope that the Iran-China Investment and Trade Assembly could provide the groundwork for identifying common opportunities, developing economic cooperation, and turning existing capacities into operational and investment projects.
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