Manouchehr Habibi, the Governor of Kermanshah, expressed appreciation during his visit to the second phase of Kermanshah Petrochemical for the volume of activities and actions taken under wartime conditions and despite the threats facing this complex. This national project, which is being implemented during Dr. Kiani's management, has reached over 80% progress, and according to the announced schedule, its ammonia and urea units are expected to be operational by the end of 2026 or early next year and the first half of 2027.
Progress of the Second Phase of Kermanshah Petrochemical
The Governor of Kermanshah, while appreciating the volume of activities and actions taken in the second phase of Kermanshah Petrochemical, especially under wartime conditions and despite the threats to this complex, announced that the progress of various sections of this national project has exceeded 80%. This plan, which is being pursued during Dr. Kiani's management, the CEO of Kermanshah Petrochemical, aims to increase the production capacity of ammonia and urea, develop exports, and create new job opportunities, is nearing its final stages of implementation.
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During this visit, Habibi pointed out the actions taken in the second phase of Kermanshah Petrochemical, stating: The volume of activities and actions carried out in this project, especially under wartime conditions and despite the threats facing this complex, is commendable. He also urged managers to make bold decisions to remove obstacles facing production plans and assured them that the senior management of the province, the judiciary, and oversight bodies will stand by them.
Economic and Social Importance of the Project
The Governor of Kermanshah, in another part of his speech, described the second phase of this complex as a national project, stating: This plan does not belong solely to the city of Harsin or Kermanshah province but belongs to all the people of Iran, and its progress and operation will bring pride and joy to the people. Habibi, referring to the report provided about the latest status of the project, announced that the progress of various sections of the second phase of Kermanshah Petrochemical has reached over 80%.
He expressed hope that with increased efforts, removal of operational obstacles, and cooperation from responsible agencies, this project would reach the operational stage as soon as possible. The progress of this project, at a time when the country's industries are facing various limitations and threats, highlights the importance of continuing executive activities and the necessity of supporting the completion of petrochemical development plans.
One of the most important focuses of the Governor of Kermanshah's visit was to review the timeline for the commissioning of the production units of the second phase. In this regard, Habibi announced that according to the planned schedule, the ammonia section of this project should be operational by the end of 2026 or at the latest in the early months of 2027. He also emphasized that the urea section of the second phase of Kermanshah Petrochemical should be ready for operation by the end of the first half of 2027.
The Governor of Kermanshah, highlighting the economic significance of this project, added: With the commissioning of the second phase, the production capacity of ammonia will double, and in addition to meeting part of domestic needs, it will create opportunities for increased exports and foreign currency earnings for the country. Habibi, referring to the economic and social impacts of the operation of this project, stated: The commissioning of the second phase of Kermanshah Petrochemical will not only create direct and indirect job opportunities but will also play an important role in meeting the needs of the agricultural sector.
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