PGNiG interested in doing business in Iran - Iranian media

Iranian media reported that Polish state-controlled gas and oil giant PGNiG is interested in carrying out investment projects in Iran after the possible lifting of sanctions that had earlier been imposed on the country. "Years ago, the Polish firm participated in Lavan gas project and now it is ready to come back to the Iranian, developing market," said PGNiG representative to the Middle East, Bogusław Sozański to Mehr agency. PGNiG is likely to open its office in Tehran the agency also informed citing Sozański. Abbas Sha’ri-Moqaddam, Iranian deputy petroleum minister informed that the talks with the Polish party have already begun and they are regarding cooperation in petrochemical projects. "The main subject of the talks with the European firm is a purchase of equipment and the newest technology for the petrochemical industry," he said. However, he did not mentioned the name of the "European firm."