In the country's petrochemical industry, aromatic petrochemicals play an important role in this industry by converting naphtha feedstock and gas condensates into valuable products such as gasoline. Currently, Persian Gulf Holding is considered the largest producer of aromatic products in the country. This holding owns three important petrochemicals: Bandar Imam Petrochemical, Bu Ali Sina Petrochemical, and Nouri Petrochemical.

With the signing of a quadrilateral memorandum of understanding between the country's Technical and Vocational Education Organization, Hengam Petrochemical on behalf of Persian Gulf Holding, Bushehr Governorate, and Pars Special Economic Energy Zone Organization, the first technical and vocational training center for advanced and supplementary oil, gas, and petrochemical skills will be launched at the initiative of the Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Group and named "Persian Gulf".

The plan to investigate petrochemicals has so far been signed by more than 25 members of parliament.

The public relations managers of Persian Gulf Holding and Takht Jamshid Petrochemicals denied the news about the evacuation of Karoon and Takht Jamshid Petrochemicals.

The Secretary General of the Petrochemical Industry Employers Association says that petrochemical industries have suffered 10-15% losses from power outages.

The secretary of the Iranian Petrochemical Employers Association said: Many industries are complaining about why the propylene market is so chaotic; The problem is that due to the lack of naphtha, the production and supply of propylene and polypropylene has decreased.

Isfahan, Pars and Ariasasol Petrochemicals have had the highest increase in production in 2023 among their peers.

The 32nd Eurasiaplast 2023 exhibition was opened on November 23, this exhibition continues until December 5.

Mustafa Nakhai said: It should be determined what kind of discount is given to buyers, by what criteria, by whom, how is it determined and applied? Therefore, in the discussion of supplying the required parts and the contracts they carry out for part of their activities, they should be investigated.

The demands of Iranian urea producers have recently been registered in the government’s debt and obligations system, but it is still unclear when the government will pay its debt. According to Energy Press, Iranian urea producers demand 45 thousand billion tomans from the government. Recently, this claim has been registered in the government’s debt and