Mehdi Naghi, a board member and commercial manager of Marward Petrochemical, was known years ago as a purchasing expert for a controversial contract worth 30 million euros. But the story doesn't end here.
Financial Misconduct and Seizure of Shareholders' Capital
After paying a 12.5 million euro advance to the supplier, due to non-payment of fees, Naghi submitted a request to the U.S. Treasury via email to lock this contract. This action led to the seizure of Marward Petrochemical shareholders' capital and resulted in severe consequences for the company.
The then CEO, Jokar, suspended Naghi for four years in response to these misconducts. But now the question arises: how has the same individual become one of the key figures in Marward Petrochemical today?
Questionable Support and the Role of the Security Manager
Interestingly, the appointed oil security manager, known for fabricating cases against his personnel, has now emerged as a supporter of Mehdi Naghi. Experts and industry activists are questioning whether there is anything beyond money and bribery behind this support.
These developments indicate that in the world of petrochemicals, personal relationships and interests can override public interests. Has Naghi, who was previously sidelined due to his misconduct, now returned to the scene due to influence and power? These questions remain unanswered and require further investigation.
