Fatemeh Mohajerani, the government spokesperson, emphasized the government's readiness to face the toughest scenarios during her periodic press conference at the Kowsar building of the Presidential Office, and elaborated on the achievements of the President's trip to New York.
Defending the rights of the people and portraying victimhood
Mohajerani referred to the recent trip of the President to New York and stated that his speech at the United Nations was widely reflected as a symbol of Iran's dignity and power. She added that the combination of the voice of the people's victimhood with national power was well articulated in this speech, and the President emphasized that Iran does not shy away from war and is always determined to defend its rights.
Read more: The Foreign Minister announced Iran's reasonable conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz
She also reminded that emphasizing friendship with neighbors and solving issues through justice and rule of law were among the topics the President raised during this trip. Mohajerani noted that the right to legitimate defense is recognized under international law, and this point is particularly important in the current circumstances.
Payment of wheat farmers' claims and the country's pharmaceutical situation
The government spokesperson continued by addressing the status of payments to wheat farmers, stating that this amount has reached about 450 trillion tomans, with over 80 percent already paid. She also pointed out that 85 percent of food production relies on domestic sources, attributing this to the efforts of farmers.
Mohajerani mentioned the situation regarding the provision of foreign currency needed for medicine, stating that efforts made have reduced the shortage of medicines from 64 items to 32 items. She announced Dr. Sadegh's trip to Sistan and Baluchestan and the inauguration of housing and road projects in this province, considering it a sign of progress in the region.
Supporting the rights of the people and pursuing complaints
Regarding the complaint against the Zionist regime and the United States, especially after the Minab school tragedy, Mohajerani referred to the initiation of a case in Branch 55 of the Tehran judiciary, stating that this legal process is being carefully pursued. She emphasized that the government will spare no effort in upholding the rights of the people and that bases have been established in public squares to collect people's complaints.
In conclusion, Mohajerani mentioned Firefighters' Day and International Deaf Day, announcing the initiative of having a translator alongside the government spokesperson to convey the voices of various segments of the population. These actions are seen as a step towards hearing the people's voices and delivering the government's message to different groups.
Read more: Nasser Amani: The buildings in Peykan Shahr are facing foundation and facilities issues · Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: Changing the geography of war in case of escalating tensions with the U.S.
