The Executive Deputy of the President clearly stated that the 80,000 Toman gasoline plan is not on the government's agenda at all. These remarks were made in response to recent rumors and speculations regarding changes in gasoline prices. He added that stabilizing fuel prices requires examining and stabilizing wages and salaries.
Preparing for Changes in Fuel Prices
In recent months, with the rising cost of living and economic pressure on the people, the issue of changing gasoline prices has become one of the hot topics. The Executive Deputy of the President, while referring to these pressures, emphasized the need to pay attention to the wage and salary conditions of employees and workers. He stated that any change in fuel prices must take into account the living conditions of the people.
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Consequences of the 80,000 Toman Gasoline Plan
Although the 80,000 Toman gasoline plan is not officially on the agenda, economic analysts warn about the consequences of such a plan. An increase in gasoline prices could lead to higher transportation costs and, consequently, an increase in the prices of goods and services. Additionally, these changes could lead to public dissatisfaction and social protests.
In this regard, the Executive Deputy of the President emphasized the need for smart decisions based on economic realities and stated that the government must pay attention to the needs of the people. He also referred to the necessity of dialogue and consultation with experts and representatives of the people in this matter.
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