Dr. Akhlaqi, CEO of Tejarat Bank, announced the bank's readiness to expand cooperation with this organization during a meeting with Dr. Shakeri, Deputy Minister and CEO of the National Petrochemical Company of Iran. As the specialized bank for petrochemical companies, this bank is prepared to collaborate in the reconstruction of subsidiaries of the National Petrochemical Industries that have suffered damage in recent incidents by utilizing modern financing methods.
Tejarat Bank's Commitments to Support Petrochemicals
The CEO of Tejarat Bank emphasized the importance of the bank's involvement in the reconstruction of petrochemical companies during this meeting, stating: "We consider supporting the country's petrochemical industries as our inherent duty, and we will spare no effort in this regard." These statements reflect Tejarat Bank's firm determination to support the country's petrochemical infrastructure.
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Utilization of Modern Banking Tools
During this meeting, it was agreed that the settlement of debts and obligations between the National Petrochemical Company and its subsidiaries would be conducted using modern banking tools, including electronic promissory notes. This action can facilitate the financial process and increase transparency in financial interactions. Additionally, Tejarat Bank announced that it is ready to provide special services, including the "Roozno" product for employees and the "Kalanou" plan to strengthen the fleet of the National Petrochemical Company.
Appreciation for Past Collaborations
Dr. Shakeri, Deputy Minister and CEO of the National Petrochemical Company of Iran, referred to the positive performance of Tejarat Bank in collaborating with the petrochemical industry during this meeting and welcomed the expansion of cooperation. He expressed gratitude for the services of Tejarat Bank, stating that this bank has always been a supporter and companion of the energy and petrochemical sectors and welcomes further collaborations with this reputable bank.
These collaborations can significantly strengthen the country's petrochemical infrastructure and improve the financial status of its subsidiaries. Currently, the total petrochemical production capacity in Iran reaches about 60 million tons per year, and given the existing capacities, banking collaborations can aid in the development of this industry.
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