Iran plans to relocate an airport in the southwest of the country
media reported on Saturday.
The National Iranian Oil Company “intends to buy Ahwaz airport due to the existence of oil deposits under the airport’s tarmac,” the state broadcaster’s website quoted Mohammad Rasoulinejad, managing director of the Iranian Airports Company, as saying:
“The government has approved the relocation of the airport,” Rasoulinejad said, adding that the new airport will be built 15 kilometers from the city.
He did not give any details about the oil deposits.
Rasoulinejad said that the airport is among “the country’s busiest airport” with some 30 flights per day, adding that relocating it would also enable its much-needed expansion.
The NIOC did not comment on the government’s decision.
These are Ahwaz’s rich of oil lands, which their residences are living under the colonialism and in poverty for about 87 years now.
The National Iranian Oil Company “intends to buy Ahwaz airport due to the existence of oil deposits under the airport’s tarmac,” the state broadcaster’s website quoted Mohammad Rasoulinejad, managing director of the Iranian Airports Company, as saying:
“The government has approved the relocation of the airport,” Rasoulinejad said, adding that the new airport will be built 15 kilometers from the city.
He did not give any details about the oil deposits.
Rasoulinejad said that the airport is among “the country’s busiest airport” with some 30 flights per day, adding that relocating it would also enable its much-needed expansion.
The NIOC did not comment on the government’s decision.
These are Ahwaz’s rich of oil lands, which their residences are living under the colonialism and in poverty for about 87 years now.
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