Keramat Veys-Karami highlighted the efforts and initiatives of the smart fuel system and IT teams in designing the network architecture of the smart fuel system.

He noted that a comprehensive document in the field of network architecture has been approved, and significant progress has been made. He emphasized that this achievement must be implemented as a legal obligation.

Veys-Karami described the smart fuel system as the largest and most advanced system in the country, adding that favorable measures have been taken in the areas of infrastructure and equipment maintenance.

The NIOPDC managing director underscored the importance and sensitivity of the system, explaining that it manages the daily distribution of 260 million liters of fuel, including 125 million liters of gasoline and 60 million liters of diesel for the transportation sector. He stressed that no effort should be spared to enhance and sustain the system.

Veys-Karami also mentioned that positive steps have been taken to improve the organizational structure at NIOPDC. He said that, following extensive efforts and consensus, the new structure of the smart fuel system has been announced and is being implemented, with special attention given to security measures.

He emphasized the importance of human resources as the most valuable asset of any organization, stating that three key factors for progress and improvement are collaboration with managers, attention to human resources, and the effectiveness of training programs.

Veys-Karami highlighted the significance of NIOPDC, which has nearly a century of service to the public. He noted that, given the company’s operational scope, the dedication and round-the-clock efforts of its hardworking employees add a golden chapter to the company’s performance each year, deserving gratitude and appreciation.