Hamid Bord, the caretaker of the Ministry of Oil, visited the Rey oil depot facilities with the aim of assessing the condition of the facilities that have been severely damaged due to the recent 40-day war. This visit was conducted to evaluate the damages and plan for the repair and reconstruction of these facilities.
Details of the visit and damage assessment
During this visit, Bord, along with a team of technical experts, carefully examined the condition of the Rey oil depot. This depot has suffered serious damages due to airstrikes and ground damages during the war. Bord emphasized that a precise assessment of the damages and repair needs is essential for restoring these facilities to operational conditions.
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Repair and reconstruction plans
The caretaker of the Ministry of Oil announced that after a complete assessment of the situation, repair and reconstruction plans will be developed. Bord also mentioned the importance of this depot as one of the main sources of oil supply for the country and stated that its rapid reconstruction could help improve the energy supply situation. He also emphasized the necessity of cooperation and collaboration among all relevant institutions to expedite this process.
This visit, while examining the condition of the facilities, demonstrates the Ministry of Oil's determination to restore the operational capabilities of these facilities to pre-war conditions. Bord expressed hope for swift action in the reconstruction process and called for comprehensive participation from both public and private institutions in this regard.
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