Abadan

Abadan is a city in southwestern Iran, located near the Persian Gulf. It is best known for its large oil refinery, one of the biggest in the Middle East, which plays a crucial role in Iran’s economy by processing vast amounts of crude oil. Historically, Abadan was a bustling industrial hub and saw significant development during the 20th century. The city also experienced conflict during the Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s, which affected its infrastructure and population. Today, Abadan continues to be an important center for Iran’s oil industry and regional commerce, reflecting both its industrial significance and resilience.