President Pezeshkian made these statements during a parliamentary session to discuss the calls of some legislators to dismiss the Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance Abdnaser. He urged the legislators to focus on economic challenges instead of directing the fingers to each other.
With the highlight of the necessity of coordination and coordination between the three branches of the government, he pointed out that the opponents aim to sow the dispute to create a distance between the administration, the public and parliament.
While recognizing the current imbalances and issues in Iran, the President stressed that officials must seek to maintain the confidence of the public and prevent disappointment.
According to Pezeshkian, his administration began amid foreign pressure and internal challenges, including water, electricity and gas, as well as debts owed to retirees, farmers and health workers. He stressed that the authorities are responsible for instilling hope and believing in the possibility of improvement.
Pezeshkian emphasized that change and progress cannot happen without solidarity and unity, and urged officials to cooperate in the main decisions.
All officials called for practical strategies to present their proposals for discussion, saying that the current debts and market conditions were clear. He stressed that the solution lies in programming and cooperation to address these challenges.
Pezeshkian emphasized the commitment to standing firm to help the Islamic Republic to overcome its current difficulties, while emphasizing that achieving this goal requires coordination, sympathy and cooperation.
He repeated the emphasis on the focus of the supreme leader on the importance of production and economic prosperity, saying that economic development is impossible without production improvements. He described the economic transformation as a continuous process that requires accurate programs and decisions.
The President also referred to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah, Ali Khawni, who explained clear policies in response to the United States.
MNA/President
