Omid Shakeri, the CEO of the National Petrochemical Company, during his visit to the Imam Port Petrochemical Complex and the Fajr Energy Persian Gulf Petrochemical Complex, reviewed the status of the damaged units and facilities and emphasized the importance of these complexes in the production chain of the petrochemical industry. Shakeri stated: Every day that the return of the damaged units to production is expedited, the benefit returns to the country's economy, and we must strive with all our might to shorten the reconstruction time.
The Necessity of Utilizing Domestic Capacities
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company, referring to the high capacity of domestic manufacturers and suppliers, added: It should be examined whether it is possible to use equipment and parts available in the warehouses of other companies and ongoing projects in the reconstruction process. Shakeri also mentioned the readiness of more than seven thousand domestic manufacturers and suppliers in the industry and said: These manufacturers expressed their readiness during the war to supply part of the equipment and parts needed for the damaged complexes, and this capacity should be used to expedite the implementation of the project.
Support for the Reconstruction Process and Collaboration with Complexes
Shakeri emphasized the continuation of reconstruction activities and said: The pace of work should not slow down, and operations must continue with all strength. He announced that the National Petrochemical Company is ready to provide any support and cooperation with the damaged complexes and will stand by the complexes in obtaining special permits, legal support, and any feasible actions.
Shakeri clarified: The goal is to resolve issues and problems one after another with empathy and cooperation, and to return the production wheel of the petrochemical industry to its normal motion as quickly as possible. He also referred to the extensive impact of the petrochemical industry on the country's economy and considered the rapid return of production capacities as a matter beyond the activities of one or several complexes.
The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company stated that the Mahshahr petrochemical complexes are among the main hubs of the country's petrochemical industry and emphasized the efforts of the employees of these complexes to restart the units and provide the necessary services.
On the sidelines of this visit, Sepahdar Ansarinik, the CEO of the Imam Port Petrochemical Company, and Seyed Mohammad Ahmadzadeh, the CEO of the Fajr Energy Persian Gulf Petrochemical Company, explained the latest status of the companies and the reconstruction process.
