While rumors about significant changes in the working methods of employees in the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone were circulated, the spokesperson for the Senior Command of Crisis Management and Passive Defense of this organization firmly denied these rumors. Seyed Mohammad Bagher Yousefzadeh stated that no changes have been made in the operations of this area, and all employees continue their work fully.
In recent days, some media outlets have reported on 70% remote work for daytime employees in this area starting Saturday, July 10, 2026. However, Yousefzadeh deemed these reports baseless and emphasized that all activities in the Pars Special Zone will continue with 100% employee presence as per the usual routine.
Emphasis on Following News from Credible Sources
He urged citizens and employees working in this area to follow information only through official and credible media and not to pay attention to rumors and unofficial news. This emphasis comes as the spread of incorrect news and rumors can cause concern and confusion among employees and residents of the area.
Additionally, Yousefzadeh, referring to the stability of the situation in the area, noted that there is no sign of military posture or changes in this region, and activities continue normally and without disruption. These explanations were provided to alleviate any potential concerns and reassure employees and residents of the area.
