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The Parliament Has Entered the Oil Case; Pak Nejad in the Spotlight

Criticism of the Oil Minister's performance has intensified, and members of Parliament are demanding accountability from him. The legal deadline has passed, and transparency seems essential.

As criticism of the Oil Ministry's performance has reached its peak, Parliament has entered the oil case, and Pak Nejad, the Oil Minister, has been summoned. With the three-month deadline for representatives' inquiries having passed, Ahmad Nadri, a member of Parliament, announced on social media that the time for the Minister's response has ended, and necessary actions are now underway.

Concerns of Representatives

Nadri pointed to the gap between slogans and actual performance and expressed the representatives' concerns regarding delays in vital projects such as the South Pars pressure enhancement and weaknesses in financial reporting. This representative also warned that the waste of public resources could lead to more serious problems.

Given the lack of satisfactory responses from the Oil Ministry, members of Parliament are now determined to pursue this matter to clarify ambiguities. In this situation, it is expected that the Oil Minister will soon appear in the Parliament chamber and answer the representatives' questions.

🕒 آخرین به‌روزرسانی: 4. July 2026
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