Tehran, YJC. The Proposed oil Minister has said that the sanctions go in opposition to any long-term plan.
Bijan
Namdar Zanganeh speaking in a meeting with the private sector owners in the Tehran
Chamber of Commerce said "Today things are different. We must define ourselves
in the new situations, how to work with the world. It will take so long to mend
the lacerated relations. Therefore we must make utmost use of the energy
diplomacy to break the sanctions. The Oil Minister is as a second Foreign Minister
and can play a role there,” Fars reports.
Zanganeh
added "My plans consist of two parts, one long-term and one short. As for the
long-term part the problem of the sanctions must be raised. If it is not
raised, long-term plans will be mere fantasy. So we must improve the situations
first thing first.”
"We
can provide food for all petrochemical plants, but I cannot provide the money,
so the private sector also must not resort to unconventional ways. It must move
on paths that the world has tried. I believe that sanctions will be gradually
lifted,” the designate Oil Minister said.
The Proposed Minister exclaimed
"What is important to me is quality not price. I will not compromise quality, I
will be harsh. The private sector that is active in oil industry must not expect
me to abandon standards.”
"Russia
produces all sorts of oil and gas equipments but it has no export because they
do not observe the standards,” he further pointed out.