Massoud Pezeshkian, at the final ceremony of the "Third National and Problem-Solving Rahy Show Competition" and the "Second Intelligent Empowerment Event," held in memory of the martyrs of science and technology and the children of Minab at the Persian Gulf Conference Center, emphasized the necessity of youth's role in solving the country's problems in the presence of elite students.
Youth, the hope of the country's future
Pezeshkian stated that youth are the hopes of the country's future, noting: "You must play a role in Iran's success by developing and strengthening science and knowledge and increasing your specialized capabilities." He added: "Every person has the potential and capacity for growth and success, and the prerequisite for this success is will and effort."
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Efforts to solve the country's problems
The President further stated: "If you youth have the will and put in all your efforts, there is no problem in the country that we cannot solve." He referred to the difficult conditions that enemies have created for the people of Iran, saying: "With determination and unity, we can overcome this crisis."
Pezeshkian also introduced piety and righteous action as a movement without error and mistake, stating: "Anyone who performs their duty correctly is pious, and anyone who falls short in this path has stepped onto the path of Satan." He emphasized that if people work without attachment to worldly materialism and solely for the satisfaction of God, God will assist them on this path.
Unity to confront enemies
He added: "The main position of our people and country is not this, and we must join hands to bring Iran to its rightful place." Pezeshkian referred to Iran's enemies, including the United States and the Zionist regime, saying: "These enemies seek to create discord within the country. If we unite and set aside our differences, we can disappoint and defeat them."
In conclusion, as someone who has a difficult responsibility, he committed to striving for the dignity of the people and the country until his last breath, stating: "If we are all united, we can create an Iran filled with power, creativity, and prosperity."
Before Pezeshkian's speech, Hossein Dehghan, head of the Foundation of the Oppressed and Disabled, also spoke about efforts to provide opportunities for elite youth to solve the country's problems, stating: "The problem-oriented process is highly regarded, and specialized groups are determined and activated to provide solutions and produce products."
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