During his visit to the GTPP Petrochemical Project on Wednesday,
Shahmirzai emphasized the steadfast commitment of the National Petrochemical Company
to ensure the project's execution in collaboration with the technical expertise
of the Petrochemical Research and Technology Company alongside local
manufacturers and suppliers.
Expressing satisfaction with the collaborative efforts and provincial
support for the project's implementation, Shahmirzai remarked, "We hope
that provincial authorities will expedite the allocation of necessary
facilities to accelerate the construction process and overcome existing
obstacles."
The NPC CEO underscored the project's reliance on Iranian design and
knowledge throughout its construction and operational phases. "The GTPP
Petrochemical Project's chain, spanning natural gas to methanol, methanol to
propylene, and propylene to polypropylene, is entirely executed with Iranian
technical expertise, proudly symbolizing Iranian technical knowledge within the
country's petrochemical industry," he asserted.
Addressing the readiness of the Ministry of Petroleum and the National
Petrochemical Industries Company to offer essential support and collaboration
for the project's advancement, Shahmirzai stressed the importance of industry
stakeholders pursuing their activities in this critical petrochemical endeavor
with dedication and seriousness.
"Within the Islamabad-e Gharb project, some of the country's
first reformer towers will be constructed and installed, marking a significant
milestone," Shahmirzai highlighted. He further emphasized the paramount
importance of ensuring sustainable water supply during the project's
operational phase, urging provincial authorities to provide the necessary support
for the Islamabad-e Gharb project.
The Deputy Petroleum Minister's remarks underscored the pivotal role
of domestic expertise and collaborative efforts in driving Iran's petrochemical
industry toward self-reliance and technical excellence.