Iran"s government has announced direct monthly payments of approximately $7 (1 million tomans) per citizen in electronic credit for essential goods. This decision comes amid escalating protests over economic hardship and subsidy reforms.
The program aims to redirect funds from import subsidies to support households facing rising inflation. The payments are intended to alleviate some of the economic pressures that have led to widespread demonstrations across the country.
This announcement follows a series of protests that have highlighted the struggles of Iranian citizens dealing with economic challenges. The government’s move to provide financial assistance is a response to the growing unrest related to these issues.
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