The manager of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in the Kurdistan region announced plans to implement a new gasoline quota distribution scheme using emergency cards at gas stations starting from the beginning of November. According to this plan, after the consumption of the first and second gasoline quotas, the possibility to use 50 liters of quota at the third rate, priced at 10,000 tomans per liter, will be provided for vehicles.
Implementation of a New Gasoline Quota Distribution Plan with Emergency Cards Starting in November in Kurdistan
The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company is introducing a new gasoline distribution plan in Kurdistan that allows drivers to access additional fuel at a higher price after their initial quotas are used. This change is significant as it reflects ongoing adjustments in fuel distribution amid economic pressures.
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📰 What Happened
The National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company announced a new gasoline quota distribution plan in Kurdistan, allowing drivers to access additional fuel at a higher price after their initial quotas are used. This change is part of ongoing adjustments in fuel distribution amid economic pressures.
- Drivers can access an additional 50 liters of gasoline at a price of 10,000 tomans per liter after exhausting their initial quotas.
- The implementation of this plan starts in November.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has long faced challenges regarding fuel distribution and pricing due to economic sanctions and domestic policy decisions. The gasoline quota system is a mechanism to control fuel consumption amidst these challenges.
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