Financial and Administrative Misconduct in Abadan Refinery's Social Services Department
Reports and information obtained by Feydus indicate financial misconduct, administrative corruption, and mismanagement in the social services department of Abadan Refinery. These reports suggest that following the appointment of Mohsen Vaziri as the head of the social services department, the process of awarding contracts and managing certain activities in this unit has become ambiguous.
The Behind-the-Scenes Relationship of Fardin Rashidi and Mohsen Vaziri
Sources presenting these documents have stated that this appointment was made due to previous relations and acquaintances between Mohsen Vaziri and Fardin Rashidi, the CEO of the refinery. This matter relates back to Rashidi's numerous misconduct cases, which were resolved through the influence of Vaziri's brother, a judicial official in Tehran, and after Rashidi's appointment as CEO of Abadan Refinery, this judicial official's brother was appointed as the head of social services in exchange for his influence in Rashidi's cases.
Contract Awards and Personal Gains
This report further claims that some contracts related to the operation of the complex's pools and sports contracts have been awarded to specific contractors and individuals, resulting in personal gains for some officials. Additionally, sources allege that pool management has been entrusted to an individual around 30 years old, and the revenues from this section are distributed among certain individuals.
Sports Contracts and Financial Misconduct
Other documents also address the manner of concluding sports contracts. According to sources, in disciplines like basketball and water polo, financial contracts with significant amounts have been concluded, and part of the contract funds have been illegally distributed among certain individuals.
Issues in Pool Renovation and Equipment
Sources also claim that despite significant expenses for the renovation and equipping of the refinery's pools, this complex has been closed again due to not meeting the necessary standards. Additionally, it is alleged that thousands of meals belonging to refinery-affiliated clubs are sold daily to non-company individuals outside the designated framework.
Performance of the Social Services Property Control Unit
Another part of these claims relates to the performance of the social services property control unit. Sources allege that some officials in this section have received billion-dollar credits by registering requests for the purchase of industrial equipment, including industrial stoves, grills, dishwashers, ovens, pots, and other necessary items for clubs, but the purchased equipment was never delivered to the relevant centers. According to these sources, the process of approving requests, estimating costs, and concluding contracts is also carried out with the participation of several different units, which underscores the need for a thorough review of financial documents and the contract execution process.
Expectation for Oversight Bodies' Review
Given the extent of these claims, it is expected that oversight, inspection, and judicial bodies will review the documents to determine the validity or falsehood of these matters and, if any misconduct is proven, deal with the potential perpetrators according to the law.
