Sabalan Petrochemical has been recognized as the first accepted petrochemical company in the Persian Gulf Science and Technology Park after receiving a license for its research and development unit. This initiative aims to expand technological collaborations and utilize the capacities of knowledge-based companies and develop applied research in the petrochemical industry.
Details of the Research and Development Unit Acceptance
The research and development unit of Sabalan Petrochemical successfully received a license for acceptance and operation in the Persian Gulf Science and Technology Park after undergoing specialized evaluation and review processes. Reza Ghanji, the CEO of the company, emphasized the importance of this achievement, stating that Sabalan Petrochemical has obtained this license as the first active entity in the petrochemical industry.
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Interaction with Technology and Knowledge-Based Companies
The CEO of Sabalan Petrochemical identified extensive interaction with technology and knowledge-based companies as one of the main strategies for the development of this company. He stated that the petrochemical industry cannot rely solely on traditional methods and imported equipment for its continued growth and progress. The acceptance of the research and development unit of Sabalan Petrochemical in the Persian Gulf Science and Technology Park can facilitate more effective communication between industrial activities, university capacities, and the specialized capabilities of knowledge-based companies.
Ghanji also pointed out that this collaboration presents a suitable opportunity to utilize the scientific, laboratory, and specialized facilities of the province and to implement joint research and technological projects. The Vice Chairman of the Board of Sabalan Petrochemical emphasized that solving industrial issues and enhancing productivity requires continuous interaction with elites, scientific centers, and technology entities.
In conclusion, Reza Ghanji expressed hope that the acceptance of the research and development unit of Sabalan Petrochemical in the Persian Gulf Science and Technology Park would pave the way for a broader presence of oil, gas, and petrochemical industries in the province's technology ecosystem. He also emphasized the company's readiness to transfer experiences, develop the value chain, localize technologies, and strengthen cooperation between industry and scientific centers.
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