On Monday, October 20, Iran's President Salami criticized the interference of various institutions in the appointment of managers, in the management of state and semi-state companies and in the payment of large bonuses to managers of losing companies.

On Monday, October 20, Iran's President Salami criticized the interference of various institutions in the appointment of managers, in the management of state and semi-state companies and in the payment of large bonuses to managers of losing companies.

Massoud Pazhkian, who spoke at the opening ceremony of the universities' academic year, emphasized that these companies have at their disposal approximately six to seven thousand billion tomans of capital, but according to him, the execution of some of them "cannot be considered management".

Without naming the companies in question, he also criticized that, according to him, "they do not allow decisions to be made based on the efficiency, knowledge and ability of people."

🔸Pazhakian said he raised these issues in a "meeting with Mojbati Khamenei," the leader of the Islamic Republic. He did not mention Mujtaba Khamenei's possible response to these criticisms.

Referring to the price of gasoline, the Iranian president said that the transportation cost of each liter of gasoline is four to five thousand tomans, while gasoline is sold at a price of 1,500 tomans.