Tehran International Oil, Gas, Refining and Petrochemical Exhibition (Iran Oil Show 2025) that will be held from May 8 to 11 is set to become the largest energy trade event in West Asia, - said Iran’s Deputy Oil Minister for International Affairs and Trade.
Seyed Ali Mohammad Mousavi highlighted the importance of energy diplomacy and said that the upcoming event would be a a platform for discussing the future of the global energy landscape.
“This exhibition has served as a cornerstone of energy diplomacy for nearly three decades, fostering practical collaborations and political dialogue,” Mousavi noted. “As a leading country in oil and gas reserves, Iran is ready to attract foreign investment and modernize its energy infrastructure.”
A series of specialized sessions are scheduled during the exhibition, emphasizing their key role in outlining investment opportunities and fostering technical collaboration.
In particular, the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) will host the conference on Investment Transformation and Project Financing, which he described as a unique platform for forming joint ventures and technical partnerships.
He stated that Iran aims to establish a transparent and stable environment for international investors, enabling the implementation of key projects—such as the development of oil and gas fields—through modern financial mechanisms, including the Iran Petroleum Contracts (IPC) framework.
Mousavi noted that Iran is positioning itself as a reliable global partner by expanding into emerging energy sectors such as petrochemicals, renewables, and hydrogen technologies.
Reiterating the link between diplomacy and energy policy, he concluded, “This exhibition provides a platform for building mutual understanding and long-term cooperation that meets both economic and environmental goals.”
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