The Minister of Cooperatives, Labour and Social Welfare stresses continued production and faster reconstruction of Jam Petrochemical's damaged sections

During a visit to the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone, the Minister of Cooperatives, Labour and Social Welfare went to the Jam petrochemical complex to see the damaged parts of the company. Having been briefed on the progress of reconstruction, he emphasised the continuity of production, the protection of human capital and the use of domestic technical and technological capability in carrying out the reconstruction work.

According to the public and international relations office of Jam Petrochemical Company, Ahmad Meydari, during a visit to the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone, toured various parts of Jam Petrochemical and, in a meeting with the company's managers, reviewed the latest position on production, the reconstruction plans and the measures taken to return the damaged units to operation.

At the meeting, Jam Petrochemical's managers reported on the progress of the reconstruction projects, the use of domestic specialists and domestic technology, the maintenance of stable production and the plans foreseen for completing the reconstruction work.

Thanking the complex's managers, specialists and staff, the Minister of Cooperatives, Labour and Social Welfare said: the reconstruction of the damaged sections is being carried out in earnest, relying on technical knowledge and domestic technology, and this demonstrates the capability of our own specialists in maintaining and developing the strategic infrastructure of the petrochemical industry.

Referring to the continuation of production at Jam Petrochemical, he added: despite the damage to part of the facilities, production at this complex has continued through proper planning and management, and reconstruction is proceeding quickly at the same time.

Turning to the measures taken to protect human capital, the Minister said: following the damage to part of the complex's facilities, all employees working in the damaged unit were redeployed to other units of Jam Petrochemical with their job security preserved, without interruption to their employment and in line with operational needs, and their pay, benefits and insurance cover have continued as before.

At the close of the visit, emphasis was placed on speeding up reconstruction, maintaining stable production and continuing to support human capital as the petrochemical industry's most important asset.