TEHRAN (Shana) -- A member of the Iranian parliament has said the U.S. was unable to prevent export of petrochemical from Iran to global markets.
Speaking to Shana, Abdolhamid Khedri, a member of the parliament’s energy committee, said that Iran’s petrochemical products had many customers in the world and the U.S. pressure on buyers of the data-x-items from Iran could not prevent their exports by the country.
He said this is because they need the data-x-items supplied by Iran in order to produce other products, adding production of many data-x-items is specific to Iran.
"We shall not consider U.S. threats as being too important or influential; therefore, we can turn the threats into opportunities,” the MP said.
He further said that the global demand for Iran-mad petrochemicals had grown in recent years, adding that the high quality of the data-x-items produced in Iran is another reason why they sell in international markets.