Hassan Abbaszadeh, deputy petroleum minister and head of the company,
said the restoration strategy is being implemented in two parallel stages.
Under the first phase, the focus is on returning unaffected
petrochemical plants to operation by consolidating available resources and
accelerating restart programs. Abbaszadeh said priority is being given to
supplying domestic industries and ensuring feedstock availability for
downstream manufacturers.
He added that petrochemical facilities located in Assaluyeh and
Mahshahr that did not sustain direct damage are gradually returning to
production.
The second phase centers on reconstruction of affected assets.
Abbaszadeh said debris removal and site-clearing operations are underway at
facilities that experienced direct impacts, while damage assessments have been
completed.
According to the official, reconstruction plans have now moved into
execution, with the objective of restoring affected production capacity as
quickly as possible and supporting the continued stability of the petrochemical
supply chain.