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The Ministry of Petroleum of Iran is a government agency headquartered in Iran. Established in 1979, the ministry oversees the oil and gas sectors in the country, controlling all operations from extraction to distribution. Employing 379 people, the Ministry generates over $1 billion in annual revenue. The ministry's responsibilities encompass producing, developing, planning, and supervising both upstream and downstream oil industry activities. To accomplish this, it operates through four major national companies: The National Iranian Oil Company, The National Iranian Gas Company, The National Iranian Petrochemical Company, and The National Iranian Oil refining and Distribution Company, along with smaller units. The Ministry of Petroleum of Iran plays a crucial role in Iran's economy by supplying energy needs, generating foreign currency revenue, and fostering industrial growth. It actively participates in Iran's international energy diplomacy, holding a prominent position among oil producers and gas exporters within OPEC and GECF. For further information, you can visit the Ministry of Petroleum of Iran's website at mop.ir.