In a controversial statement, the government spokesperson addressed the issue of quota gasoline and assured the public that there will be no changes in the rate and volume of quota gasoline until further notice. These remarks come at a time when people are still worried due to rising prices and economic difficulties.
Consumption Management and Focus on Fuel Cards
The government spokesperson emphasized that the most important current policy in the fuel sector is consumption management, with the main focus on fuel station cards. According to him, these measures have been adopted to prevent energy waste and optimize fuel use.
Mohajerani further added that the government's resolution has given officials the authority to potentially increase the quota gasoline amount in the next three months. However, he assured the public that if a decision is made in this regard, it will definitely be communicated to the public before implementation. These statements come at a time when many citizens expect changes to be communicated to them quickly.
Public Concerns About the Future
Given the economic pressures and price fluctuations, these statements may reflect the public's concerns about the future. While the government emphasizes consumption management, many families are worried about the impact of these decisions on their daily expenses. Will the government be able to restore calm to the fuel market with these policies?
