The Executive Vice President, explaining the current state of the fuel market, clearly stated that the 80,000 Toman gasoline plan is not on the government's agenda at all. He made these remarks in response to public and media concerns and emphasized the need to stabilize fuel prices.
Stabilization of Fuel Prices
In this meeting, the Executive Vice President addressed changes in fuel prices and the existing challenges in this area. He stated that the stabilization of fuel prices is closely related to the stabilization of workers' wages and that necessary measures must be taken in this regard. This issue has been considered one of the government's priorities.
Idea to Combat Fuel Smuggling
The Executive Vice President also referred to his previous statements and explained that his remarks from yesterday were merely an idea for combating fuel smuggling in the long term. He emphasized that this idea is designed to improve the economic situation and prevent the waste of national resources. According to him, the government is working to enhance economic security using appropriate solutions and thus combat the phenomenon of fuel smuggling.
In conclusion, the Executive Vice President, referring to the existing challenges in the fuel sector, emphasized that the government is seeking sustainable and scientific solutions to this issue and will make every effort to prevent similar crises from occurring.
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