Mr. Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh

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  Deputy Oil Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh announced Iran's readiness to produce at least 10 million tons of ethylene annually by the end of the second phase of the petrochemical development plan.

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  Deputy Petroleum Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh told reporters at a contract signing ceremony for Tabriz Refinery development project earlier that the ministry is pursuing a policy to achieve self-sufficiency in gasoline."This is the sixth contract signed with the aim of increasing the quality and volume of gasoline and oil derivatives produced in refineries nationwide," he pointed out, noting that these contracts would take a total of 3-4 years to become operational.

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  Drivers who have not yet obtained their cards are being asked to show their drivers' licenses to allow vendors to record their consumption, Mehr quoted Deputy Oil Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh as saying.VS

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  Iranian Deputy Oil Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh said the planned refinery would require an investment of up to $6bn.

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  The safest bets for foreign energy investors are deputy oil minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, who heads the state-run National Petrochemical Company (NPC) and Ali Beheshtian, a former deputy oil minister for onshore affairs who manages the petrochemical industry's investment company.

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  Following Vaziri's appointment, Mohammad-Reza Nematzadeh was appointed head of the state-owned National Iranian Oil Products Refining & Distribution Co.To stave off a gasoline crisis in Iran, Nematzadeh is looking to raise $18 billion to revamp Iranian refineries during the next few years.In his previous job as deputy oil minister and director of the National Iranian Petrochemical Industries Co., he was instrumental in attracting billions of dollars of foreign investment.

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  Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, president of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Co., said he was going to Kazakhstan where he will meet the country's oil minister and representatives of state oil company KazMunaiGaz.

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  Speaking at the World National Oil Companies congress in London, Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, managing director of state-owned National Iranian Oil Refining & Distribution Company, said the investments would revamp Iran's nine existing facilities and construct five new plants.
  
  The refineries would help Iran wean itself off oil product imports, he said.Despite being a major oil exporter, the country last year imported 16 mm litres of gasoline a day and 10 mm litres of gasoil a day. Iran also aims to remove domestic subsidies from gasoline and gasoil by 2012, Nematzadeh.

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  Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, head of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company, said a "tremendous rate of increase in consumption" sparked by heavily subsidised petrol and a decade of underinvestment in the refining industry had forced Iran to buy gasoline and gas oil on world markets.
  
  The No. 2 OPEC producer said it would ration gasoline from around June 5, after a two week delay, to reduce dependence on expensive imports at a time when world powers are threatening tougher sanctions over Tehran's nuclear programme.
  
  "We will gradually decrease by about 30 percent, but it will not happen suddenly," Nematzadeh told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference organised by Iran's Ravand Institute for Economic and International Studies.
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  Iran is now importing roughly 34 million litres per day of gasoline, up from 30 million litres per day in the Iranian year to March, Nematzadeh said.
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  Iran embarked on a multibillion dollar, five-year programme last year to revamp and expand the refining system to 3 million barrels per day (bpd), up from 1.6 million bpd now, Nematzadeh said.
  
  "I've always been pro-investment in refining.I wish we could have invested more during the past five years," he said.
  
  But lower oil prices and poor refining margins postponed the decision-making process, he added.
  
  Nematzadeh, also deputy oil minister, said he hoped to sign ,7 billion (3.5 billion pounds) in new contracts this year after striking ,6 billion worth of deals last year.

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  Published on: 4/9/2007    Last Visited: 7/13/2007  

  Tehran, Iran, April 9, 2007 --Mohammad Reza Davarzani President of I.R. Iran Volleyball Federation in an interview with the Federation Press Director in April 4 after New Year's holidays put his special stress on telant young players so as to develop volleyball in Iran.He said they will try hard to bring young players into national teams.

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