The latest status of the Dehdasht Petrochemical Project was reviewed
in a meeting attended by Hassan Neshan-Zadeh, Deputy of Planning and Business
Development of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group; Rashid Ghani,
Special Assistant to the CEO of Persian Gulf Holding; Seyed Mohammad Moheb,
representative of the people of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad in the Islamic
Consultative Assembly; and Mohammad Shakri, the head of Dehdasht Petrochemical
Industries.
Mohammad Shokri, the head of Dehdasht Petrochemical Industries,
expressed his gratitude for the unconditional support of the Persian Gulf
Petrochemical Industries Group and stated that the Dehdasht project does not
face any financial issues with the support of this conglomerate.
Referring to the reopening of documentary foreign credits, he said
that necessary coordination has been carried out with a European bank, and
conditions will be provided for attracting 57 million euros. In the near
future, the project will witness further growth and speed.
Contractors should operate at their maximum capacity
Hassan Neshan-Zadeh, Deputy of Planning and Business Development of
the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group, appreciated the efforts of the
management team of the Dehdasht Petrochemical Project and stated that they
expect the pace of this project to increase in the coming month, although
positive changes have already been made with the appointment of a new head of
this company.
Referring to the Dehdasht Petrochemical Project, he said that the
Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group has successfully operated numerous
projects of this nature, and it is not a challenge for this conglomerate.
The Deputy of Planning and Business Development of the Persian Gulf
Petrochemical Industries Group emphasized the participation of PetroPars and
NarGan Group in this project and stated that these two entities should maximize
their efficiency.