In a ceremony attended by various dignitaries, including Mohsen
Ahmadi, CEO of the Cultural Heritage Foundation, and Farzad Mukhlas al-Imam,
the governor of Markazi Province, the unveiling took place at the Arak
Machinery Manufacturing Company.
These methanol production reactors, manufactured by the Arak Machinery
Manufacturing Company affiliated with the Cultural Heritage Foundation,
represent Iran's entry into the league of five countries capable of producing
such reactors. The production not only saves millions of dollars in hard currency
but also breaks the monopoly of European manufacturers, strengthens domestic
expertise during times of sanctions, reduces reliance on foreign parties, and
ultimately enhances the profitability of entities affiliated with the Cultural
Heritage Foundation.
Ahmadi, the CEO of the Cultural Heritage Foundation, announced the
commencement of the production of 24 unique and strategic methanol reactor
units for the Dena and Siraf petrochemical projects in cooperation with Arak
Machinery Manufacturing Company.
Expressing pride in Iran's achievement, Ahmadi stated, "The
Cultural Heritage Foundation has proudly raised the flag of our country in the
world. Now, the position of the Arak Machinery Manufacturing Company and,
consequently, our beloved country as the fifth country capable of manufacturing
these equipment in the world has been solidified."
The delivery agreement for the reactors was signed by the CEO of Arak
Machinery Manufacturing Company and the CEO of Dena Petrochemical Company
during the ceremony.