Ali Sadeghi, CEO of the Teachers’ Reserve Fund Institute, published a message coinciding with Dey 8th, the National Day of the Petrochemical Industry. The text of the message is as follows:
In His Exalted Name
I offer my congratulations on the arrival of Dey 8th, the National Day of the Petrochemical Industry, which is a symbol of our country’s self-belief, innovation, and industrial progress, to all activists in this strategic arena, including the honorable workers, managers, engineers, and specialists of the petrochemical industry in the holdings and subsidiaries of the Teachers’ Reserve Fund Institute. The petrochemical industry, as one of the main drivers of the national economy, with its irreplaceable role in generating foreign currency, creating sustainable employment, completing the value chain, and strengthening Iran’s position in global markets, has always been a source of pride and glory. This strategic industry, by utilizing indigenous knowledge and the tireless efforts of specialists, has been able to stand against challenges and sanctions and become the driving engine of economic development. The Teachers’ Reserve Fund Institute, as an institution belonging to the country’s community of educators, is proud to have invested a significant portion of the capital of its esteemed members in this vital sector and, through Petrofarhang and Sepehr Energy holdings, has actively participated in leading companies such as Morvarid Petrochemical, Kimiaye Pars Middle East Petrochemical, and Sabalan Petrochemical, as well as several projects under completion. These investments have not only led to the creation of added value and sustainable profitability for the members of the institute but, in line with the macro goals of the system, have greatly contributed to strengthening the economic foundations of the country. It is hoped that with the continuation of specialized efforts, focus on modern technologies, development of downstream and upstream industries, and increased productivity, we will witness further flourishing of this key industry, and the Teachers’ Reserve Fund Institute will continue to play its effective role in supporting this sector as in the past. Wishing ever-increasing success for all the hard workers of the country’s petrochemical industry
Ali Sadeghi, CEO of the Teachers’ Reserve Fund Institute