The publication of the special joint-stock company "Kimia Pars Middle East" changes announcement has raised serious questions about how Mohammad Zain al-Abidin's position was registered in this company. This issue, if the information presented about the registration process is accurate, requires immediate investigation by regulatory bodies and the performance of the company registration office in Bushehr.
Ambiguity in CEO Position Registration
According to the published document, in the official company changes announcement, Mohammad Zain al-Abidin with national ID number 0499190721, representing Saman Cultural Investors Company, has been introduced and registered as the "CEO" of Kimia Pars Middle East Company until 14/11/1405. However, information received by Fidus shows that the resolution and minutes that formed the basis of Zain al-Abidin's presence in this organization pertained to his appointment as "acting head" and not CEO. Based on existing documents, Zain al-Abidin relied on this same minutes to register himself as CEO at the Bushehr company registration office, while the board resolution only appointed him as acting head until a new CEO was introduced.
Bribery Allegations and Reactions
Informed sources have revealed that after objections from the board members of Kimia Pars Middle East Company, Zain al-Abidin claimed that this mistake occurred on the part of the Bushehr registration office.
However, it is heard that according to information received by the board, Zain al-Abidin paid 40 million Tomans to the managers of the Bushehr registration office to commit this violation, forcing the board to issue a CEO decree for him. Meanwhile, it is heard that the board has spoken with some other candidates.
The main question now is on what resolution did the Bushehr company registration office base the registration of the CEO title, and why, despite these ambiguities being raised, has there been no clear explanation provided about how the title "acting head" was changed to "CEO"?