Iran UN sanctions so that a large gas field development slowdown.

<P> The United Nations sanctions, Iran's South Pars gas field were forced to delay construction. .</ P> <P> against Iran's nuclear program increasingly severe international sanctions, has significantly delayed the biggest economic projects in Iran - after the completion of annual sales is expected to reach 130 billion U.S. dollars in natural gas projects. .</ P> <P> to cut off oil projects in Iran's energy sector financial and technical support, the U.S. push for tougher sanctions against Iran. .According to "Washington Post" reported that out of this concern, Shell, Total and Halliburton and other international energy giant, has pulled out of South Pars gas field development. .South Pars in the Persian Gulf, Iran and Qatar, the underwater junction of 3.5 km. .This is the world's largest gas field, an area of around 9,500 square kilometers, reserves over 90 trillion cubic meters. .38% in the Iranian territorial waters. .</ P> <P> on Saturday, the same in the United States and United Nations sanctions against Iran under the two state-owned companies, RevolutionaryGuard companies and Khatamol-Anbia suddenly pulled out of two key natural gas refinery projects. .Pars Iranian state-owned oil and gas company's technical adviser, said Mohammed Hassan Mousavi Zadeh, their company has pulled out of bidding on the South Pars gas field. .</ P> <P> "in the present case, if it continues to ... ... likely to endanger the national resources," Khatamol-Anbia after the withdrawal, said in a statement. .</ P> <P> news that the reason behind the progress of the project, foreign banks no longer provide financing. .The source said, RevolutionaryGuard hopes to withdraw to avoid further delays. .</ P> <P> China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec), and Malaysia's SKS investment has taken over some of the projects, but most of the work now is a little-known local consortium to do, some belonging to banks and national .. .</ P> <P> addition to financing, the company also faced difficulties in purchasing machinery and drilling rigs, the industry said. .Therefore, Iran wants to become a major producer of liquefied natural gas target has been delayed. .Iranian officials said it was due to "the worldwide decline in demand." </ P> <P> 2008, the joint ownership of this gas field with Iran, Qatar, exported 62 billion U.S. dollars worth of natural gas. .Iran's gas export only 60 million. .But the project manager said that Iran's potential profit is huge. .They estimate that Iran could be a year natural gas sales by up to 130 billion U.S. dollars, far exceeding the 53 billion U.S. dollars in 2009 crude oil exports. .</ P> <P> site in the South Pars gas field, the number of workers has grown from nearly 10 million people during the peak period reduced to 2 million. .</ P> <P> "roads, bridges and airports have been completed," 穆萨维扎德 said. ."Best of all, these are our own doing." </ P> <P> However, Iran's nuclear program and the subsequent international sanctions, has changed the South Pars gas field project. .</ P> <P> access to the host city of Assam Luye the signs, the past is always the slogan "Welcome to Iran's economic capital." .Now, visitors see is the "South Pars is the embodiment of national commitment!" </ P> <P> Assa Luye if we visit, you can see a small group wearing a blue shirt, is welded pipes .and the pouring of concrete workers. .Large posters can be seen dimly far away, "we can." Luye port in Assam, and only a boat dock. .</ P> <P> Ahmadinejad government has to break Iran's South Pars gas field as a symbol of sanctions capacity. .June, Ahmadinejad visited the Asa Lu Ye, requires that all projects must be completed within 35 months. .</ P> <P> "If there is involvement of Western companies, we certainly can do faster," Chief Engineer Sukhbaatar Gaza, the Seoul Club, said. ."But at least now, we are teaching their young engineers." </ P> <P> However, some of the young engineer, working in South Wales is no longer possible. ."In the South Pars work means the superior wages and interesting work," a work here, said an engineer for two years. .However, with the withdrawal of foreign companies, the rapid decline in wages, housing conditions of the Persian Gulf has become intolerable. ."I am disappointed to leave," he said. ."There is so much potential, but we can not use." </ P>.