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GECF invites NIGC to hold workshop on indigenous production
In a meeting with NIGC CEO Majid Chegeni which was held on the sidelines of the Iran Oil Show 2024 on Wednesday, he announced the holding of a specialized training workshop on indigenous production and added the workshop will be held with the cooperation of 20 GECF member-states and some companies.
Hamel mentioned the experiences of the NIGC to provide and produce equipment through cooperation with new technology-based firms (NTBFs) as a very valuable achievement, and called for sharing the management experiences in the framework of a training course to the GECF Secretariat.
According to their domestic rules, some GECF member-countries do not have the opportunity to cooperate with foreign companies to meet some of their needs of goods for the gas industry, he noted adding that “If Iran’s management experience is shared by you to other GECF states, they can also have good achievements in their gas industry, and the cooperation will benefit both sides.”
The GECF secretary general also stated that Iran rivals Algeria in the field of gas export as the African state is also a gas exporter.
Chegeni, for his part, said the NIGC has several projects in the field of refineries, among which is the construction of the Ilam Refinery, the second phase of which will be completed by September 21.
In the last two years, 1,300 kilometers of gas transmission pipelines have been built and five gas pressure boosting stations have been set up, he noted.
Chegeni stated that his company has had significant activities in the field of supporting academic centers and NTBFs, as NIGC met some of its needs of gas industry equipment through the cooperation with the said firms.