Greg Stanton, a member of the Internal Affairs and Councils Commission, in important remarks, examined the situation of Iranian elites abroad and referred to the Leader's emphasis on removing existing obstacles. He announced that the country is looking to utilize the capacities of Iranian elites and has opened its doors to them.
Removing obstacles and supporting elites
Stanton stated that elites have always played a significant role in the country's progress and clarified that the government is determined to eliminate the obstacles hindering the return of elites. He also added that these obstacles could include administrative, financial, and even social issues, and with continuous efforts and follow-ups, it is hoped that these conditions will improve soon.
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Practical suggestions for attracting elites
This member of parliament, referring to some practical measures that could help attract elites, proposed suggestions. He mentioned creating special facilities for elites who intend to return to the country, saying: "Conditions must be created so that elites can return to the country with peace of mind and play a significant role in the country's development."
Stanton further emphasized the role of elites in creating innovation and new technologies, noting that without elites, progress in scientific and technological fields would be difficult. He said: "Our elites are doing great things in other countries, and we must take advantage of these capacities. This is only possible if elites feel they have returned to their country and are being supported."
Future outlook
In conclusion, Stanton expressed hope for the future, stating that if the government provides the necessary support to elites, many of them could return to the country. He added: "We hope that with reforms and the creation of a suitable environment, elites can return to the country and play their role in building a better and more advanced Iran."
Given the global changes and the country's need for elites, these remarks could be the beginning of positive changes in attracting and retaining Iranian elites within the country.
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