Ahmad Midari, on Sunday evening, while visiting the injured workers at the Abadan refinery who are hospitalized at Taleghani Hospital in Ahvaz, examined their situation. He congratulated the week of Sacred Defense, stating: "Our main priority during this trip was to visit and address the situation of the workers who were injured in the recent refinery incident."
Improvement Status of Injured Workers
Midari continued: "Fortunately, with the efforts of the medical staff, the recovery process of these individuals is progressing rapidly, and their general condition has been reported as satisfactory." He also discussed the concerns of the injured workers, especially regarding their employment contracts, and made promising commitments to follow up and resolve the employment issues of these workers.
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Plans for the Trip to Abadan
The Minister of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare referred to his plans during his trip to Abadan, saying: "The inauguration of a floating vessel that has been constructed over the past 14 months with the efforts of local workers and specialists is one of the most important programs of this trip. This vessel, which had previously been hit by a missile, has been rebuilt and prepared for launch through the determination and efforts of shipbuilding workers, and it will be inaugurated tomorrow via a webinar at the directive of the President."
Support for Local Elites and Managers in Khuzestan
In response to a question about the ministry's plans to attract local talents from Khuzestan and prevent layoffs in the province's industries, Midari emphasized: "Khuzestan province has immense human resource capacities. We have tried to utilize local managers in the entities under the ministry's supervision as much as possible." He also pointed to the role of the Governor of Khuzestan in managing the labor environment, stating: "With the measures taken, efforts have been made to minimize layoffs and to bring production units back into operation."
Following Up on the Transfer of Petrochemical Accounts to Khuzestan
Regarding the public demand for transferring the banking accounts of petrochemical companies in the province to Khuzestan, Midari said: "This issue is one of our work priorities, and we are currently monitoring the financial transactions and accounts of the petrochemical companies under the ministry in collaboration with the Central Bank." He added: "The process of transferring these accounts to the province is underway and is being pursued diligently."
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