The event was attended by Abdolrahman Keshvari, deputy head
of Iran’s Passive Defense Organization; Khuzestan Governor Seyed Mohammadreza
Mavalizadeh; Mohammadreza Motiri, managing director of the Petrochemical
Special Economic Zone Organization; and chief executives of petrochemical
companies.
Hosted by the zone organization in cooperation with Arvand
Petrochemical, the ceremony recognized companies and personnel for their
efforts to strengthen preparedness, prevent and respond to threats, and improve
emergency management across the industrial zone.
The Petrochemical Special Economic Zone Organization and
Arvand, Bou Ali Sina, Fajr Energy Khuzestan, Razi, Ghadir, Shahid Tondguyan,
Karun, Khuzestan, Fanavaran and Non-Industrial Operations were named the
top-performing organizations in passive defense for the Iranian year 1405.
Their chief executives received certificates of recognition from the deputy oil
minister.
Motiri, who also serves as the zone’s senior emergency
management commander, was among the individuals recognized, along with members
of the organization’s Emergency Management Team (EMT) and Incident Command Team
(ICT).
The ceremony also honored several officials and specialists
for their work in emergency response and passive defense, including
Abdolmohammad Azadi of Maroon Petrochemical; Hamidreza Banouni of Petrochemical
Terminals and Tanks Company; Hamed Behrouz of Arvand Petrochemical; Seyed Ayoub
Mirahmadian of Rijal Petrochemical; and representatives of Bandar Imam, Amir
Kabir and Arvand petrochemical companies.
The awards recognized their contributions to improving
preparedness and managing emergency situations across the Petrochemical Special
Economic Zone.