Review of foreign exchange delivery from the sale of petrochemical products

The spokesman for the Energy Commission of the Parliament explained the meeting of his committee on examining the transfer of foreign exchange from the sale of petrochemical products.

In explaining the meeting of the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly on Sunday, Asadollah Qarakhani said: A report has been prepared on the method of transferring the Kermanshah refinery, and a number of representatives have raised questions about this report and believe that this report should be more complete and its hidden aspects should be clarified.

The spokesman for the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly added: It was decided to refer a complete and comprehensive report to the public forum so that if there is to be a comment from representatives, a decision can be made after clarifying all aspects.

Petrochemicals stated that they have foreign exchange debts

Stating that the second agenda of the committee was about the transfer of foreign exchange from the sale of petrochemical products, he continued: There were buts and ifs regarding the transfer of foreign exchange, and officials from Persian Gulf Holding, Tapico and Ghadir were invited to today’s meeting of the committee and stated that since there was no clear policy at the beginning, it was not possible to take action.

People’s Representative Ali Abadkatul in the Islamic Consultative Assembly stated: Petrochemical managers stated that since the Central Bank’s directive was specified and determined that petrochemical currency should be placed in the NIMA system, based on initial estimates, the currency has been completely transferred to the NIMA system.

The spokesman for the Energy Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly stated that petrochemical companies stated that they had expenses in the field of export and return of currency and had foreign currency debts, and clarified: In this meeting, petrochemical companies raised their problems and stated that the desired currency should be taken into account for the purchase of products and equipment.

Source: Khaneh Mellat