In an unofficial meeting held without the presence of the legal members of the "Transactions Commission," resolutions worth billions of tomans were approved. This issue has raised many concerns regarding the transparency and legality of financial processes.
Questions Regarding the Legality of the Resolutions
Given that the regulations on transactions and corporate governance were clearly ignored by this meeting, questions arise regarding the legal basis of these resolutions and the benefit of specific groups in this process. The members of the Transactions Commission, as the supervisory body over these resolutions, were effectively absent from key decision-making, which could have serious implications for financial processes at a macro level.
Specifically, these resolutions could have profound impacts on projects related to oil and gas fields. For example, the "Azadegan" oil field, with a production capacity of 750,000 barrels per day, is one of the projects affected by these resolutions. Additionally, the "South Pars" gas field, which has a daily production capacity of 100 million cubic meters of gas, may also face challenges in financing and execution.
Supervisory and Inspection Bodies
Another question that arises is the position of supervisory and inspection bodies in this process. Do these bodies have oversight over these resolutions, and are there measures in place to prevent potential violations?
Given the sensitivity of the issue and its financial implications, it is expected that the relevant authorities will soon respond to these matters and provide greater transparency regarding the resolutions and decisions made.
