The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company, in a press conference, detailed the company's actions to maintain and continue oil production under severe economic sanctions. He stated that Iran's oil production has not stopped during this unequal war and referred to a new record in oil production that has been unprecedented in the past 8 years.
Impact of Sanctions on Oil Infrastructure
This official, while pointing to existing challenges, emphasized that sanctions have been able to affect some of the oil industry's infrastructure, but the National Iranian Oil Company has managed to maintain production by adopting necessary measures. He also responded to rumors that had recently circulated regarding pipeline bursts and explosions in oil facilities, calling them untechnical.
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Increasing Production Capacity and Future Plans
The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company, referring to the company's future plans, announced efforts to increase production capacity using modern technologies. He said: "We are trying to rely on domestic knowledge and collaborate with local companies to develop infrastructure." This official also highlighted the importance of meeting domestic needs and exporting oil under these conditions, stating that the National Iranian Oil Company is working with all its might to serve the country.
In conclusion, the CEO of the National Iranian Oil Company expressed gratitude to all employees and specialists in this industry for their continuous and tireless efforts and emphasized the company's firm resolve to confront upcoming challenges.
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