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tehrantimes.com on 2023-08-14 12:31

MAPNA investing €6.5b in power projects overseas

TEHRAN – As Iran’s largest contractor for steam, gas, and combined cycle and renewable power plants, MAPNA Group has expanded its overseas activities, ...

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