Recently, the head of the Islamic Council of Tehran made controversial statements in response to the CEO of the International Exhibition regarding the traffic in the Seoul area. He clearly stated that holding exhibitions in this location not only does not help improve conditions for the people but, on the contrary, oppresses them.
Criticism of the CEO's Logic
Chamran pointed out that he had previously raised criticisms about the traffic situation in this area, saying: "No one cares about the people" and added that the CEO's response that "the whole city is in traffic" is not a valid logic. He clearly stated that this kind of perspective on traffic problems is a way of ignoring the realities of people's daily lives.
Chamran emphasized that city managers should be open to criticism and instead of justifying problems, they should think about solving them. He said: "Friends must accept that they are oppressing the people and they continue this oppression." These statements from Chamran reflect his dissatisfaction with the current situation and his concern about the social and economic consequences of holding exhibitions in this area.
Traffic and Daily Life of the People
Seoul, as one of the busiest areas of Tehran, constantly struggles with traffic problems, and holding exhibitions only exacerbates these issues. Chamran emphasized that the interests of a few should not take precedence over the public interest and called for more attention to the needs of citizens and effective measures to reduce traffic.
Chamran's criticisms of city managers and the holding of exhibitions reflect the voice of the people who struggle daily with the problems caused by traffic. It seems that this issue needs serious attention and action to prevent the continuation of oppression against the people.
