The fourth refinery of South Pars has returned to more than 50% of its production capacity thanks to the efforts of its specialists and staff. This news comes as the Vice President of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Ali Nikzad, praised the round-the-clock efforts of oil industry workers during his visit to the damaged units of this refinery and other oil facilities in Bushehr province.
Hostile Attacks and Their Effects
Nikzad referred to the attack on oil facilities in Bushehr province on March 18, describing it as a barbaric act by American and Zionist enemies. He stated that the main goal of these attacks was to halt the progress and development of the country and to push the Iranian nation backward. However, Nikzad highlighted the resilience and valor of the Iranian people and jihadist forces, commending their efforts in facing these challenges.
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Current Status of the Refinery and Future Plans
The Vice President of the Islamic Consultative Assembly emphasized the efforts of the specialists and staff of the fourth refinery, stating that the reconstruction of these facilities is rapidly underway, and all planning is focused on ensuring that this autumn and winter pass without any decline or shortage in gas supply.
Nikzad also considered savings and consumption management as a collective mission and emphasized the necessity of cooperation from all sectors of society with oil and gas industry workers. He said, "Today, saving and optimal consumption is a vital and national necessity" that can help the country succeed in this critical period.
In conclusion, Nikzad, while honoring the sacrifices of workers, engineers, and technical staff, emphasized the need for vigilance and national solidarity, noting that oil and gas industry activists, alongside the armed forces and the Iranian nation, will stand for the dignity and independence of the country, and no hostile action can disrupt the country's economic cycle.
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