RoydadNaft –  At a ceremony attended by board members and senior managers of Parsian Oil and Gas Development Group, Peyman Esfahani was introduced as the new chief executive of Pardis Petrochemical.

According to Roydad Naft, citing Pardis Petrochemical’s public relations and international affairs office, Esfahani is a manager who rose from the technical and operating ranks of the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone. His record includes heading engineering and utility-project management at Damavand Energy, managing development schemes and senior management of the PDH megaproject and value chain at Pars Petrochemical, and serving as chief executive of Damavand Energy Assaluyeh.

In crisis management and passive defense for the Pars region, Esfahani was also appointed, by order of a deputy oil minister, as emergency and crisis manager for petrochemicals in the Pars region, and by order of the region’s senior passive-defense commander as senior passive-defense and emergency manager for Pars petrochemical companies.

At the ceremony, Esfahani pointed to Pardis Petrochemical’s strategic place in Iran’s petrochemical value chain and listed his priorities as sustained production, precise execution of development plans, higher operating productivity, and use of the company’s specialist capacity.

The ceremony also recognized Abdolrahim Ghanbarian for his work as Pardis Petrochemical’s previous chief executive and wished him success in future roles.