The CEO of the Engineering and Development Oil Company emphasized the company's commitments to the development of the Sohrab oil field, stating that operations at this field have not been halted and continue in phases. These remarks were made in response to concerns raised about the status of the Sohrab field's development.
Development of the Sohrab Oil Field
The Sohrab oil field, located in Khuzestan province, is considered one of the important oil fields in the country. This field has a production capacity of nearly 20,000 barrels of oil per day, and its development is regarded as one of the essential priorities of the Engineering and Development Oil Company. The CEO of the company stated in a recent press conference: "The development of the Sohrab field is carried out based on technical requirements and environmental commitments, and there is no halt in the operations at this field."
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Technical and Environmental Requirements
He pointed out that all stages of the Sohrab field's development are carried out in compliance with international standards. This is done to protect the environment and ensure the sustainability of natural resources. Additionally, the development of the field is planned in phases to prevent any potential issues in the future.
The CEO of the Engineering and Development Oil Company also highlighted the importance of the Sohrab field in supplying the country's energy resources, adding: "The development of this field not only helps increase oil production but can also contribute to job creation and economic growth in the region."
The development of the Sohrab oil field, as a key project in Iran's oil industry, demonstrates the serious commitment of the Engineering and Development Oil Company to advance oil projects in the country. With the continuation of this project, it is expected that the country's oil production will significantly increase in the near future.
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