Saeed Tavakoli, at the closing ceremony of the final stage of the Quran and Nahj al-Balagha competitions for the daughters of employees, highlighted the importance of religious knowledge, stating: "The Quran competitions at the National Iranian Gas Company were a valuable seed that has now grown into a strong and impactful tree." He also emphasized the necessity of maintaining and expanding the communication network of Quranic children in the gas industry, saying: "The Holy Quran is a book of guidance for all ages; therefore, we must use cyberspace to continue connections and intellectual exchanges."
Enhancing Emotional Intelligence and Social Interactions
The CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company considered Quranic gatherings as a platform for enhancing emotional intelligence and strengthening social interactions, stating: "Sustainable success for individuals in tomorrow's society depends on correct communication, timely interaction, and accurate understanding of the surrounding environment." Tavakoli added: "Expertise and scientific knowledge reach their highest level of impact when accompanied by social insight and ethical behavior, and gathering around the Quran is the best platform for this comprehensive growth."
Promoting the Culture of Optimal Energy Consumption
Tavakoli emphasized: "Acting on religious teachings in the current conditions of the country requires every member of the large gas industry family to take the lead in promoting the culture of optimal consumption." He urged Quranic children to start as energy ambassadors by maintaining a comfort temperature of 18 to 21 degrees Celsius in their homes and surrounding environments and to encourage the community to use energy carriers rationally.
Saeed Tavakoli also referred to the sacrifices and bravery of gas industry employees in safeguarding the country's energy security, especially during imposed wars, stating: "The energy front has been one of the main targets of the enemies' plans to harm the country. Our colleagues throughout the supply chain, with vigilance and round-the-clock efforts, have prevented any disruption in the stability of the network."
The Deputy Minister of Oil for Gas Affairs, referring to energy imbalance, reminded: "With reliance on integrated management in the Ministry of Oil and the dedication of employees, about 100 million cubic meters of production capacity will return to the grid before the winter season." Tavakoli also emphasized: "A successful and smooth passage through the peak consumption period requires widespread participation from all people and responsible cooperation from subscribers across the country."
