Title: Parliament Greenlights New Phase of Justice Shares, Aims for Economic Inclusion
Tehran – In a significant move to expand economic justice, the Iranian Parliament has mandated the finalization of a comprehensive plan to include nearly 9 million citizens who were previously left out of the “Justice Shares” scheme. The initiative, announced by a member of the Plan and Budget Commission, is set to be fully organized by the end of the current Iranian year.
A Drive Towards Economic Equity
The core objective of this parliamentary action is to broaden economic justice, reduce disparities, and create equal opportunities for lower-income segments of society. Legislators assert that the distribution of these shares will not only strengthen the sense of social justice but also play a significant role in improving the living conditions of millions of families.
Complementary Support: The Electronic Coupon Scheme
In a parallel supportive measure, the rollout of an electronic coupon scheme for the first to fourth income deciles has also been announced. This project is specifically designed to support low-income families, positively impacting their livelihoods by increasing their purchasing power. Parliament believes the simultaneous implementation of both the coupon system and Justice Shares can create a dual transformation in the nation’s economic conditions.
Who Are the Eligible Citizens?
The term “Justice Shares Left-Outs” refers to individuals who, during the initial registration period, were unable to receive their shares due to reasons such as systemic issues, lack of information, or not meeting the required conditions at the time. These citizens have repeatedly sought a resolution to their status in recent years.
Registration and Vetting Process
Following the final approval of the law by Parliament, the registration, identity verification, and assessment of living conditions for eligible individuals will be carried out through the official Justice Shares portal. The Ministry of Cooperatives, Labour, and Social Welfare is tasked with meticulously reviewing income decile data to ensure the targeted allocation of shares.
Broader Economic Impacts
The combined effect of the Justice Shares and electronic coupon initiatives is expected to strengthen economic relations and gradually create a positive shift in household consumption. In the short term, it will boost the purchasing power of lower-income deciles, while in the long run, it lays a suitable groundwork for reducing class disparities.
Key Anticipated Outcomes:
- Strengthening the financial capacity of vulnerable families.
- Reducing the income gap between different social strata.
- Increasing public confidence in the state’s social policies.
- Creating synergy between support schemes such as subsidies and Justice Shares.
This economic movement underscores the commitment of the country’s decision-making system to the principles of social justice and, if implemented effectively, is poised to become one of the most important pillars of future developments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has the new registration for Justice Shares begun?
Yes, based on recent decisions, registration for those left out is being planned, with priority given to lower-income deciles. Executive details will be announced by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance.
How can eligible individuals register?
Once the new system is activated, eligible citizens will be able to register by entering their National Identification Number on the dedicated portal.
Are subsidy recipients who do not have Justice Shares eligible to register?
Yes, subsidy recipients who lack Justice Shares are among the primary priorities for allocation.
What is the estimated value of the Justice Shares?
The value of these shares is variable, depending on stock market factors and the number of shares, and is currently estimated to be between 25 to 30 million Tomans.
How can individuals check the status of their shares?
By visiting the Justice Shares portal at www.samanese.ir, individuals can view the details of their shares, dividends, and assets.