Title: Finalizing Justice Shares: A Major Milestone for Eligible Recipients Nears Completion
A Long-Awaited Resolution
Economic managers within the government have announced that the review process to determine the status of individuals who were left out of the “Justice Shares” program is in its final stages. This initiative represents a significant step in the government’s ongoing plan to broaden public participation in the nation’s economy.
Decision Imminent, Says Economy Minister
According to reports, Economy Minister, Mr. Madanizadeh, has stated that the matter has nearly been finalized in the sessions of the Supreme Council of the Stock Market and has also been reviewed by the government’s Economic Headquarters. “Some technical points and issues were raised along the way,” he explained, noting that after the necessary amendments are made by the Supreme Council, the decision will be sent back to the government for final approval.
A Two-Month Timeline for Clarity
Highlighting the complexities and time-consuming nature of the administrative process, Minister Madanizadeh outlined his plan. “The programming is such that, at a maximum within the next two months, the situation for those left out of the Justice Shares will be clarified,” he affirmed. This resolution will allow the Ministry of Economy to focus with greater intensity on other vital governmental programs.
Prioritizing Existing Shareholders
The Minister emphasized that addressing the status of those left out is only one part of the broader Justice Shares portfolio. He identified a more fundamental issue: the fate of the millions who currently hold Justice Shares but are unable to benefit from them. “At present, we have a commitment to 50 million people whose status must first be clarified,” Madanizadeh stated. “Adding new individuals without resolving the existing problems will not be beneficial.”
A Phased and Principled Approach
The government’s strategy is to first define the rights and claims of the existing shareholders. Only after this primary commitment is met will the formal process for integrating the new recipients into the scheme be officially launched. This phased approach underscores the government’s emphasis on honoring past commitments to ensure the continued trust and productivity of this major national economic project.