Mahmoud Haqiqi, brother of Mani Haqiqi and grandson of Ebrahim Golestan, referred to his different job in a conversation with the Butterfly Effect podcast. He, who is engaged in agriculture and factory management, works in the field of olive production and sales and recently spoke about an interesting experience he had with Golshifteh Farahani's mother.
Interesting experience from Golshifteh's mother's call
Mahmoud Haqiqi, referring to the call from Golshifteh's mother, said: "She called me to criticize the olive oil and introduced herself as the mother of Golshifteh. I also seriously said that I am the brother of Mani Haqiqi and the grandson of Ebrahim Golestan." This conversation not only reflects human connections in today's world but also reminds us of the importance of product quality and its impact on customers.
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Agricultural development and its challenges
Mahmoud Haqiqi further pointed to the challenges and opportunities in the agricultural industry. He stated that olive production requires a lot of knowledge and effort, and emphasized the importance of using modern technologies in this industry. He also mentioned the economic benefits of this activity and said: "Olive production can help create jobs and provide sustainable income for families."
Haqiqi, referring to transferring his experiences to future generations, noted that agriculture as a sustainable job can help preserve the environment and biodiversity. He also pointed to the role of culture and art in introducing agricultural products and said: "We must strive to present these products in various forms to the market."
In the end, Mahmoud Haqiqi spoke about his wishes for the future and how he wants to use his experiences to improve the agricultural situation and boost this industry. He emphasized that love for agriculture and respect for the land can be a driving force for progress.
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