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Access to the "Rouhani Meter" website has been blocked, and the website has been unreachable in the country since August 29, ISNA reported.

"Rouhani Meter" is a project that will monitor Hassan Rouhani's administrative performance for his first 100 days in office and beyond.

The project grew out of The Global Dialogue on the Future of Iran's Election Monitoring Centre.

The Rouhani Meter will follow the promises made by President Rouhani throughout his Presidential campaign, and during his presidency, in four categories - foreign policy, economy, domestic policy and socio-cultural matters.

The project was created by the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs, and the interdisciplinary lab of ASL19, in collaboration with Small Media, that utilizes credible sources to monitor the progress of Iran's seventh president.

According to the website, Rouhani has 46 promises to fulfill, none of which have been accomplished as of yet. Five of 46 promises are listed as being "in progress" on the website.

Iranian president, according to "Rouhani Meter" has 74 days left out of 100 to complete his promises made before the presidential elections in Iran.

The elections in Iran were held on June 14, as a result of which Hassan Rouhani secured over 50 percent of votes and became the next president of Iran. He was officially sworn-in on August 4.

Back in May, Rouhani said that putting restrictions on information flow is impossible in today's world and by trying to do so would only cause lack of confidence and trust between the people and the government.