Southern refineries close after protests
The protesting workers from the team involved in the FCC hydrocracking project in Basra, who have shut down the outlets of South Refining Company, are demanding their reinstatement to work, inclusion in ministerial contracts, and permanent employment within the project staff. About 350 experienced workers and engineers, who were laid off after the completion of construction and commissioning activities, have been participating in demonstrations for nearly two years due to unfulfilled promises to resolve their issues. The protesters insist on their right to return to their jobs and utilize their expertise, affirming that their peaceful protests will continue until their demands are met. They are currently closing roads and cutting off access points to pressure officials to engage in serious dialogue.
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