TEHRAN (FNA)- The next year’s budget bill submitted to the parliament for approval has allocated 14.5 percent of crude oil and gas condensate revenues to the National Iranian Oil Company, showing no change compared with the figures in the current year’s budget.


Iranian President Hassan Rouhani submitted the budget bill for next calendar year to parliament last week, saying increased petrodollars and higher tax revenues are focused upon in the draft.

He said the government’s general budget will exceed 1,950 trillion rials, 50 percent higher than last year.

The government also plans to issue billion euros of bonds to finance oil industry projects next calendar year which starts on March 21, 2014.

According to the draft budget, the government allows Petroleum Ministry to issue nine billion euros in bonds, including five billion euros by National Iranian Oil Company.

The issuance of these bonds depends on drafting a report justifying the technical, economic, social, environmental and civil defense aspects of projects.

In total, the government plans 12.5 billion euros worth of bonds.

By Fars News Agency

 

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