Masoud Pezeshkian, representative of the people of Tabriz and Vice President of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, expressed his concerns at the Nurse's Day commemoration in Tehran and spoke about the necessity of maintaining national cohesion. He emphasized that he has many things to say in his heart, but he has chosen to remain silent for the sake of preserving the unity of the country.
The Necessity of Maintaining Unity in Society
Pezeshkian stressed the importance of national cohesion at this event and said: "There are many things in my heart, but I do not speak them for the sake of unity." He pointed out that internal divisions and rifts could bring enemies closer to their goals, and this issue is not only dangerous for the country but will benefit no one.
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He also mentioned that a society cannot be subdued by bombs and missiles, and only through unity and solidarity can challenges be faced. Pezeshkian emphasized the need for solidarity and collaboration in society, noting that any division and conflict could benefit the enemies.
Criticism of Economic and Social Conditions
The Vice President of the Parliament continued his remarks by addressing the economic and social problems of the country, stating: "Some people are eating for free," and this situation is absolutely unacceptable. He emphasized that real problems of the people must be addressed and practical solutions for improving conditions should be provided.
Pezeshkian also pointed out that officials must listen to the voices of the people in order to solve problems and benefit from the opinions and suggestions of the community. He stressed the importance of paying attention to nurses and healthcare staff, referring to them as the heroes of society who serve the people in the toughest conditions.
At this event, doctors and nurses also expressed their concerns and called for more attention to issues related to health and treatment. Masoud Pezeshkian concluded his remarks by thanking all nurses and healthcare staff for their efforts and called for greater support for this group.
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