Despite these restrictions, Khatam ol-Anbiya remains deeply embedded in Iran’s domestic economy and continues to participate in major state-backed development projects. Its influence extends across multiple sectors, making it a key player in the country’s construction and energy industries.
Iran threatens Azerbaijan
Source:Iran News Update
"Azerbaijan must immediately expel the Zionists and their assets from its soil, or they will become targets for the Iranian Armed Forces," Iran's Khatam ol-Anbiya Construction Headquarters has said.
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Who are the Khatam ol-Anbiya Construction Headquarters?
The Khatam ol-Anbiya Construction Headquarters is one of the largest engineering and construction organizations in Iran and serves as the main industrial and infrastructure arm of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The organization was established during the final years of the Iran–Iraq War with the aim of rebuilding damaged infrastructure and supporting major national development projects.
Over time, Khatam ol-Anbiya expanded into a vast conglomerate involved in oil and gas development, transportation infrastructure, mining, dam construction, pipelines, ports, and telecommunications. It operates through dozens of subsidiaries and contractors and employs tens of thousands of workers and engineers across Iran.
The organization has played a central role in major national projects, including pipeline construction, refinery development, railway networks, and large dam and road projects. Due to its scale and resources, it has become one of the most influential economic entities in the country’s infrastructure sector.
However, Khatam ol-Anbiya has also drawn international attention because of its links to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Several Western governments have imposed sanctions on the organization and some of its affiliated companies, arguing that its revenues contribute to military activities and strategic programs.
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