Jam Pilen’s voice of protest: banning exports, a fatal blow to income generation

According to the exclusive report of Energy Press, Reza Ganji, the CEO of Jam Pilen Petrochemicals, in an exclusive conversation with “Energy Press”, pointed out the serious challenges that the country’s petrochemical industry, and Jam Pilen Company in particular, is facing in the field of exports.
Expressing concern over the ban on the export of petrochemical products for two years, he emphasized that this has caused irreparable damage to the company and jeopardized the export markets of this product.
Ganji stated: Considering the importance of exports in the continuity of production activities, necessary follow-ups to remove this ban and restore the share of global markets are on the agenda.
CEO of Petrochemical Jam Pilen also pointed out the problem of providing foreign currency needed for importing equipment and demanded the creation of more facilities for export in exchange for providing the required foreign currency.
He emphasized that exports not only help to maintain the share of global markets, but can also be effective in providing foreign currency needed for importing equipment.