54% of households are subject to a 50% increase in credit for goods.
Iman Zangana, spokesman for the Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare, at a press conference with the media:
In the last two wars, the desire of the Ministry of Cooperation, Labor and Welfare to implement this plan did not stop even for a moment and in the conditions of the bomb.
I feel the need to express my gratitude to the government and my colleagues, to every journalist and media person who prevented the spread of inflammation in society with accurate, correct and timely information, and also to the noble people of Iran who supported and sympathized despite the government's wealth.
I also have to appreciate the suppliers of goods and the private sector that have helped Iran's stability, resilience and pride in empathy. Also, I would like to thank the relevant government agencies, the Ministry of Jihad and Agriculture, the distribution network, guilds, the government penal organization, regulatory agencies, colleagues in the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade and each and every person who played a role in the execution of this project.
According to the statistics we have today, 53.9 percent of society and households in Israel, that is, about 54 percent, are subject to a 50 percent increase in the amount of credit for goods.
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