The Tehran International Petroleum and Gas Expo (Iran Oil Show) is a major industry in Iran with oil production being a pillar of the country's economy. Since its inception in 1995, the scale has gradually expanded, with an increasing number of participating companies and professional sellers, becoming a professional stage for showcasing products, technologies, and services in the oil and gas sector to the world. (The content of this article is the exclusive copyright of Juzhan, no forwarding is allowed without consent.)

The Tehran International Petroleum and Gas Exhibition (Iran Oil Show) had a total exhibition area of 60,000 square meters, with 890 participating companies from China, Dubai, Turkey, Canada, Spain, Poland, Russia, Japan, UK, Germany, Norway, etc., and the number of participants reached 95,000. It also features various conferences and seminars, gathering many international excellent equipment suppliers and attracting professional buyers from various oil-producing countries.

Iran has abundant oil resources, ranking fourth in the world in terms of oil production and second largest oil exporter in OPEC. Oil is the lifeblood of Iran's economy and accounts for more than 85% of all foreign exchange income. Iran's natural gas reserves rank second globally, only behind Russia. The large-scale construction and maintenance of existing equipment in the region's large-scale oil and gas projects, as well as their regular updates, create an excellent opportunity for Chinese oil, gas, and petrochemical equipment manufacturers to enter the Iranian market.

A senior figure in Iran's domestic oil industry points out that China's oil equipment level and technology are suitable for the Iranian market, and entering the Iranian market presents a very promising prospect for steadily expanding market share.