The Mistake of the Spokesperson

Pezeshkian was not the only president who apologized, but before him, Khatami, Rouhani, and Raisi also apologized
Mehrdad Khedir wrote in Asr-e Iran: "Referring to the apology of President Pezeshkian to the people due to energy imbalances, the government spokesperson said: "This is the first time in the history of the Islamic Republic that a president apologizes to the people."
Dr. Fatemeh Mohajerani called this apology "an important event and a sign of the greatness within the human being." With all the respect I have for him, but since telling the truth is higher than any respect and interest, it should be noted that the statement of the government spokesman is not correct, because Masoud Pezeshkian is not the first president of Iran to apologize.
If we do not take into account the apology of Seyyed Mohammad Khatami at the end of his successful governments from 1997 to 2005 and do not take into account his desire for humility and humility, we can refer to the apology of Hassan Rouhani in the same year 2013 and in a television report six months after his election and with a clear theme: "I apologize for the problems in the distribution of the basket of goods. The government has no intention of cutting anyone's subsidies."  
His sentence was: "The government's effort is to have accurate and accurate statistics, and if the people are in trouble in the field of the basket of goods, I apologize to them as president."
In addition, as far as memory helps, Mr. Raisi has also apologized in one case. Therefore, President Pezeshkian is certainly not the first president to apologize.