Stating that the trip to Asalouye is to visit this region and to appreciate the efforts of my colleagues, the oil minister said: "We are not worried about the crises created by the enemies of the revolution, and this trip is considered a business and normal trip for us."

The CEO of Masjid Suleiman Oil and Gas Company, referring to the implementation of the Masjid Suleiman oil field development plan, said: The Oil Engineering and Development Company is carrying out the initial stages of the implementation of the development plan of this field, and the daily production of 10 thousand barrels of oil is planned gradually according to the schedule.

The Minister of Oil stressed: "The problem of energy imbalance has not been created within a year, therefore solving this issue also requires time, and of course the people have a special role in this field."

Iran is working in the Horn of Africa to expand its strategic depth, resist the pressure of competing powers and balance their activities, and this issue has also affected its oil policies.

According to the available statistics, the export of oil in the 5 months of 2024 is equal to about 20 billion dollars, of which 131 thousand billion tomans was the government's share in the 5-month budget cut.

Recently, the British company BP and SOCAR Azerbaijan have signed a contract for the entry of this company to operate in two oil blocks in the Caspian, which strengthens the influence of this company in the northern neighbor of Iran.

In line with the drop in pressure and drop in production in most of the country's oil and gas production wells, the oil industry continues to insist on drilling new wells. Meanwhile, some experts consider this procedure ineffective and report the existence of hidden motives behind this insistence.

The CEO of Aghajari Oil and Gas Company said: Following the oil leak in Omidiye Pumping Station No. 2, the reduction of 400,000 barrels of exported oil was prevented by the timely action of the employees of Aghajari Oil and Gas Company.

Mohammad Eslami, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization, appointed Javad Oji as the deputy head of the organization.

Less than a month after the 14th government took office, the Program and Budget Organization's approval of a 3 billion dollar loan put part of the target to increase production by 400,000 barrels on track.