Ayatollah Mohsen Ghorviyan, a professor at the seminary and university, in a recent interview, discussed the situation of Iranians abroad and their desire to return and invest in their homeland. He emphasized that maintaining national cohesion and unity among Iranians, both inside and outside the country, is of great importance.
The Necessity of National Unity
In this interview, Ghorviyan referred to the establishment of a website called "Ilaj" aimed at publishing information about some Iranians residing abroad. He stressed that in the current circumstances, all Iranians should be gathered together to preserve the country. According to him, despite differing intellectual opinions, there are many common points that can be used to strengthen unity and solidarity.
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Dialogue Instead of Extremism
This professor of seminary and university further emphasized the necessity of dialogue among Iranians and also dialogue with other countries. He stated that war and tension cannot lead to desirable results, and it is essential to defend the system and the country through negotiation and intelligent dialogue. Ghorviyan also referred to nighttime gatherings and the presence of individuals with and without hijab, stating that this reflects the people's interest in their homeland and their desire to establish peace in the country.
Feeling Safe to Return for Iranians
Ghorviyan also pointed out that increasing the divide between those inside and outside the country could lead to dispersion and division. He noted that many Iranians abroad wish to return to their homeland and invest. For this purpose, the necessary conditions must be created to ensure a sense of security in investment and living in the country. Ghorviyan emphasized that harsh and violent confrontations cannot create national unity and cohesion, and conditions must be established so that Iranians residing abroad feel secure and can easily return to the country.
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