Nasrallah Pejmanfar, Chairman of the Article 90 Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, evaluated the actions taken for the reconstruction of the damaged unit of the Phase 14 South Pars Refinery as favorable during a field visit. He expressed gratitude for the efforts of the country's jihadist specialists in this regard and hoped that these efforts would yield results as soon as possible.
Need for Acceleration in Reconstruction
Pejmanfar further stated that, given the approaching cold months and the importance of gas production and consumption, the reconstruction process must be accelerated. He also called for continuous reports on activities to be provided to the Parliament so that they can assist in removing obstacles if necessary.
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He said: "The efforts of the country's oil and gas engineers to increase production capacity, along with the cooperation of the people in optimal management and energy conservation, can play a significant role in sustainably meeting the country's needs." These remarks come as the Phase 14 Refinery, with a daily production capacity of 56 million cubic meters of natural gas, is considered one of the key projects in Iran's gas industry.
Visit to Reconstruction Projects
Ali Khazarian, a member of the National Security Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, also expressed gratitude for the efforts made in the reconstruction operations of the damaged units of the Phase 14 Refinery during this visit. He stated that visiting areas that were hit by enemy missiles during the imposed war highlights the importance of reconstructing these projects.
Khazarian emphasized the necessity of implementing the required measures to continue reconstruction activities and said: "South Pars is the frontline of Iran's economic battle, and the efforts of those who are responsible for production and reconstruction of these projects under the special conditions of this region must be appreciated." These statements indicate the high importance of the Phase 14 Refinery in meeting the country's needs and the challenges it currently faces.
During this visit, Mohammad Valafar, the site manager of the Phase 14 Refinery, also provided explanations about the latest actions taken regarding the reconstruction of the damaged unit of this project. He pointed out the existing challenges in this process and reported on the serious determination of specialists to resolve these issues.
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