The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company emphasized in a press conference that international sanctions and cyberattacks on the country's energy infrastructure have not been able to seriously harm the refining and distribution industry. This official pointed out the internal capabilities and sacrifices of the employees, stressing the need to continue this trend in the face of upcoming challenges.
Sanctions and Their Impact on the Energy Industry
The economic sanctions imposed by Western countries, especially the United States, against Iran have clearly had effects on the country's energy industry. However, the CEO of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company believes that by relying on domestic technical knowledge and local capabilities, this industry has been able to withstand these pressures effectively. He added that despite the limitations caused by sanctions, the supply of fuel and petroleum products continues uninterrupted.
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Domestic Capabilities and Employee Sacrifices
The CEO acknowledged the key role of the employees in this industry in maintaining and preserving energy infrastructure, praising their tireless efforts. He also referred to the company's plans for the development and improvement of refining processes, stating: "Despite all challenges, we will be able to implement our goals and plans by relying on domestic capabilities and the dedication of our employees."
This official stated that despite cyberattacks and security threats, all necessary measures have been taken to protect the infrastructure, demonstrating the country's strong determination to maintain independence and self-sufficiency in the energy industry. Furthermore, he mentioned the ongoing and future projects of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company aimed at increasing refining capacity and improving product quality.
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