Jalal Hamahosaini, the manager of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in the Kurdistan region, announced the instant issuance of fuel cards for vehicles without cards in the counties of Sanandaj, Saqqez, Baneh, Marivan, Qorveh, Bijar, and Kamyaran. This action has been taken to facilitate the process of receiving fuel cards and reduce waiting times for applicants in these counties.
Details on How to Obtain a Fuel Card
Applicants can visit the official website FCS.NIOPDC.IR to register and obtain a fuel card. With the launch of instant fuel card issuance devices, it is expected that applicants' fuel cards will be issued in the shortest possible time, significantly improving service delivery in the fuel sector.
Allocation Plan for 50 Liters of Gasoline at Third Rate
The manager of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in the Kurdistan region also referred to the implementation of a plan to allocate 50 liters of gasoline at the third rate to the fuel cards of private vehicles in this province. This plan, which started on November 1, aims to reduce waiting lines and improve the refueling process at fuel stations.
Hamahosaini emphasized that with the implementation of this plan and the elimination of emergency fuel cards at stations, the management of fuel quotas has been directly handed over to drivers. This decision has not only helped organize and improve the fuel distribution process but has also been effective in reducing waiting times at stations.
Benefits for Non-Local Drivers
The manager of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in the Kurdistan region also mentioned the situation of travelers and passing vehicles through the province. Drivers from other provinces who travel in Kurdistan can also benefit from the 50-liter quota provided in this plan. This action can particularly help reduce pressure on fuel stations during travel and holiday periods.
Hamahosaini emphasized that the implementation of the plan to allocate 50 liters of gasoline at the third rate in Kurdistan, in addition to reducing waiting lines and facilitating the refueling process, has led to varying opinions regarding the amount of allocated quota. Evaluating the impacts of this plan and reviewing drivers' feedback during its implementation can help better understand consumer needs.
