20 refurbished busses and 83 taxis have been added to the transport fleet of Qom.
Concurrent with the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution’s victory, the opening ceremony of the arrival of 20 refurbished buses and 83 taxis in Qom’s transport fleet was held.
The ceremony was held with the presence of Dr. Morteza Saghaiannejad, Mayor of Qom, Traffic Police Chief of Qom Province, Chairman of the Qom Islamic City Council, Deputy of Transportation of Qom Municipality, and part of the urban management team.
During this ceremony, a caravan of 20 refurbished buses and 83 taxis symbolically moved towards the municipality building.
This is the second stage of the entry of refurbished buses into the transportation system of Qom, which has been done this year.
The Ten-Day Dawn celebrations have got off to an ebullient start in Iran, marking the run-up to the 42nd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, which overthrew the the US-backed Pahlavi regime.
The celebrations culminate on February 10, marking the resounding triumph of the Islamic Revolution which freed Iran from domestic despotism and foreign hegemony. The victory came under the astute leadership of Imam Khomeini who ended 2,500 years of monarchy in Iran.