Where did the story of the resignation of Iran’s oil minister come to?

According to Energy Press, Hadi Beginejad said about the publication of the news about the resignation of the oil minister: Some time ago, the president’s office sent a written letter to Mr. Oji to dismiss two of the managers of the ministry after he had been repeatedly warned that this Two people were dismissed and Mr. Oji was upset, but for now nothing has happened, everyone is on their own and the letter from the president’s office has not been implemented.
This member of the Parliament’s Energy Commission noted that there was no pressure on Mr. Oji to resign, and this is the request of the President’s office that there should be a change.
In this connection, Ramzan Ali Sangdwini also said: Javad Oji is one of the successful ministers of the presidential government and has taken good measures for the development of the country inside and outside the country, and now he is doing well in the field of crude oil production, supplying gas and fuel needed by industry and power plants. It is done and the oil personnel are also satisfied with them.
He added: Oji is one of the good forces of the oil industry and a graduate of the University of Oil Industry, and he has served well in the gas supply sector, and of course, the disagreement that had arisen was resolved.

This member of the Parliament’s Energy Commission emphasized: In any case, a minister has independence and must work with anyone who can, of course, expertise and experience must also be present together, there must be people in charge who interact with the personnel and They should follow the work of the people and according to the order of the Supreme Leader, the officials should work in such a way that the people do not feel problems and their problems are solved.
He believes: We should allow the minister to engage and bring people into the scene who work with interaction, convergence and one-sidedness, and this is important.
Yesterday, Malik Shariati, a member of the parliament’s energy commission, said that a month ago, the office of the president demanded the dismissal of two managers, but the oil minister resigned and stayed at home.
Malik Shariati, the representative of the people of Tehran in the parliament, said in a note addressed to the president: “A month ago, your office wrote to the oil minister and insisted that the two senior oil managers step down 24 immediately, but your minister resigned and sat at home for a few days. The procrastination will make the guidance of the managers useless.