Sakhaavat Asadi, the chairman of the board of the oil industry pension funds, on Wednesday (October 1st) during his trip to Khuzestan province, paid tribute to the unknown martyrs and reviewed the construction and economic plans of this fund. This trip coincided with the Sacred Defense Week to strengthen support for retirees and examine existing capacities in the oil industry.
Visit to Saba Oil Company's Projects
On the first day of the trip, Asadi visited two construction projects of Saba Oil Company. During this visit, he became familiar with the implementation process of the projects and the existing capacities and discussed issues related to their progress. These projects are considered part of the pension funds' strategy to optimize resource use and increase productivity in the oil industry.
Meeting with Pension Fund Leaders
Asadi then met with the leaders and representatives of the pension funds in Khuzestan province and discussed issues and topics related to retirees in this meeting. Topics such as payments and benefits, healthcare and welfare services, facilities, and stock transfers were raised. He emphasized finalizing the guidelines for interaction between the funds and the pension associations and strengthening the executive mechanisms between the two parties.
Development of Welfare and Sports Services
Asadi also stressed the need to develop welfare and sports services for retirees and to utilize tourism and health-oriented capacities. These actions have been considered to improve the quality of life for retirees and create sustainable revenues for the funds.
During this trip, Asadi met with the family of one of the martyrs from Khuzestan province and appreciated their patience and sacrifice. Additionally, a ceremony was held to honor a group of veteran retirees and defenders of the Sacred Defense.
Visit to Imam Port and Nakhl Asmari Petrochemicals
On the second day of the trip, Asadi visited Imam Port Petrochemical and Nakhl Asmari Petrochemical in Mahshahr. During this visit, he was informed about the latest status of activities, capacities, and the implementation process of the projects of these complexes. Asadi emphasized focusing on priority projects and increasing productivity, identifying the creation of added value in the investment chain and the formation of sustainable revenues as key priorities for the oil industry pension funds.
Overall, Sakhaavat Asadi's trip to Khuzestan province demonstrates the serious commitment of the oil industry pension funds to create sustainable revenues and strengthen services for retirees. These actions will not only help improve the living conditions of retirees but will also lead to sustainable development in the oil industry.
