The Ministry of Oil emphasizes the importance and necessity of protecting the infrastructure and facilities of the country's oil industry against threats, and is seeking new approaches in the field of passive defense and crisis management. These approaches are designed especially considering the experience of imposed wars and the necessity of providing fuel and energy in critical conditions.
Past Experiences and the Necessity of Passive Defense
The experience of the second and third imposed wars against the American-Zionist enemy showed that implementing principles and methods of passive defense in new plans and existing units yields positive results. Therefore, it is necessary to learn from these experiences and incorporate these lessons into future planning for the oil industry. This year's slogan "People-Centered Defense, Sustainable Iran" well expresses the importance of passive defense in the current conditions of the country, which strengthens social cohesion and increases community resilience against threats.
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Future Plans and Strengthening Resilience
In line with reducing vulnerabilities and strengthening resilience, the Ministry of Oil is seeking to update emergency response plans and recovery and continuity plans. These measures should be designed to ensure full preparedness across all companies and operational areas and facilities of the oil industry in the country to confront threats from enemies. Furthermore, the role of dedicated and specialized managers and staff in the oil industry has been emphasized, and their efforts have been appreciated. This commitment and effort towards achieving the goals of passive defense will play a significant role in ensuring the stability and progress of the country.
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