Iran Press/ Iran news: In response to Iran Press on the president's trip to Moscow, Ali Bahadori-Jahromi noted: "In the early coming new year, President Ebrahim Raisi would pay a visit to Moscow to extend bilateral and multilateral ties between the two countries."
In the trip, regional and global issues as well as economic and trading cooperation would be discussed, he added.
The Russian president had said on Wednesday that Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi may visit Russia at the beginning of the next year.
Elsewhere in his remarks, the government spokesman commemorated '9 Dey' (December 30) adding at that day, Iranians spoiled the US plots to divide Iran.
(On December 30, 2009, millions of people took to the streets in Tehran and several other major cities to condemn the unrest, which erupted following the 2009 presidential poll.)
Gov't has no plans to increase gas prices
"There is no plan in the government to change the price of gasoline," the government spokesman said.
Ali Bahadori-Jahromi, referring to the gasoline project that is to be implemented in Kish and Qeshm islands, said: "Currently, those who have several cars, receive petrol subsidies many times more than those who have one car, which is an unfair distribution system."
"The plan is to make the distribution system more equitable. Therefore, the pilot project of supplying gasoline at the same rate will be implemented in two islands (Kish and Qeshm) and then its implementation will proceed at the national level using the experiences of the pilot period," the spokesman noted.
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