engineer oji , and we know that i know saqir's old colleagues from a period when i was responsible for monitoring and evaluating the performance of the ministry of home affairs, and at the same time, i also followed up i was thinking that in order to organize domestic production as quickly as possible and to supply the needs of our own industries and industrial units with goods and equipment, especially catalysts, from domestic manufacturers , what has happened to the diversification of petrochemical feedstocks? why are most of our petrochemicals its food is gas, of course, the existence of south pars region it must have had an effect, but for the times when we may face a crisis , we may be dissatisfied with gas consumption, well, this will be a pain in the head. what happened, what did you do to make this diversification happen ?

engineer oji, who has worked in the downstream sector, so to speak, like himself , and i know sanatan's old colleagues as well. i was also following up on time so that we can actually organize the domestic production as quickly as possible and meet the needs of the industry and our own industrial units. goods and equipment, especially catalyst , should be provided from domestic manufacturers. very well, that will is important. yes, dear mr. qudsi, yes, be healthy . thank you for your explanation . in the domestic sector, in the cold period of this year, we will have a mismatch between the production and consumption of gas. this has been announced by the national gas company. we expect the people of our country to be able to manage expenses by optimally using natural gas to keep people's homes warm in this situation. energy industries like petrochemical comes with restrictions , we could not get 700 million dollars because of this gas cut. to have exports, the ministry of petroleum decided to seek help from investors in the petrochemical industry to participate in the development of gas

engine. it's basically on the a320 and 747. essentially the company was alleged to have supplied parts to multiple airlines talking about how they had allegedly possibly found parts that were supplied by a ojiittle parts, big parts. guy: fan blades? siddharth: essentially documented -- they have documentation that is possibly problematic. kailey: thank you so much for joining us, great reporting on this story. you been reporting on this for months now. let's turn to another story we are following which is oil. crude is melting the very smallest of comebacks today but is still down on the week falling to about a five month low. we are joined by bloomberg's alex longley. when we think about the dynamics at play when it comes to oil right now. this is primarily concerned on the supply side. alex: the other thing you can throw into the oil market that's true now, the technical trade is moving slower. in particular the supply is the issue, particularly from the u.s.. it also had this huge balancing factor which most in the market we think means this weekend next week we will see heavy crude exports. producers outside of opec are expected and have been lifting out over the last few months into th