Hosseini Samasami, a member of the Economic Commission of the Parliament, made controversial statements criticizing the management of the country's oil resources and announced that over 86 million barrels of oil were transferred to Hossein Aghayari, whom he introduced as one of the largest brokers and trusts in Iran's oil sector. This alarming information comes at a time when the country is facing an economic crisis.
Uncertain Fate of 56 Million Barrels of Oil
Samasami continued, "Of this total oil volume, only 30 million barrels have been transferred to final buyers, and the fate of more than 56 million barrels remains uncertain." These statements clearly indicate deep concern about the current economic and oil situation in the country.
He also emphasized that our economy is in a state of full-scale economic war, yet no war-like arrangement has been made in the management of the country's resources and vital arteries. Samasami stated that with this situation, gateways for the enemy have been opened in the country's economic system.
Billions of Dollars of Public Funds Left in Limbo
This parliament representative considered the result of this project to be the stalling of several billion dollars of public funds and called for accountability from the supervisory officials of the Ministry of Oil, including the Minister of Oil and the CEO of the National Oil Company. These explicit criticisms once again highlight the necessity for transparency and accountability in the country's oil industry.
It seems that Samasami's statements are not only the voice of protest from parliament representatives but also the voice of the people who, in difficult economic conditions, are seeking transparency and improvement in the situation. In this regard, it is expected that the relevant officials will pay attention to these criticisms and take necessary actions.
