In remarks delivered during a visit to PGPDIG’s headquarters,
Shariatmadari stressed the importance of fully implementing an integrated
financial system. He described PGPDIG as a strategic starting point for rolling
out this system group-wide. “Replacing traditional and periodic methods with
artificial intelligence and data-driven evaluation tools is essential,” he
said.
Positioning PGPDIG as a pioneer in software-based governance and
technological leadership, Shariatmadari underscored the company's capacity to
drive innovation through specialized human capital, advanced technologies, and
targeted international cooperation—particularly in health, safety, environment
(HSE) and risk management. He added that sustained professionalism requires
economic production that is technologically advanced and socially valuable,
along with systemic anti-corruption measures, process transparency, and
continuous oversight.
PGPDIG Targets Leading Role in Downstream Development
Hamidreza Khalili, CEO of PGPDIG, called for the company’s return to
its core mission of developing downstream and value-added industries. He
announced a five- to seven-year strategic goal for PGPDIG to become the
country’s leading downstream development entity.
Meanwhile, Mahmoud Aminnejad, PGPIC’s Vice President for Planning and
Business Development, urged reforms in feedstock policies and decision-making.
He proposed the formation of specialized committees focused on market dynamics,
technical knowledge, and feedstock supply.