The representative of Malayer in the Parliament introduced war and negotiation as two important and complementary strategies for securing the national interests of the country. He stated that negotiation should not be interpreted as a retreat or surrender, emphasizing that this tool can be used as a means to pursue the country's goals and interests.
War and Negotiation: Two Sides of the Same Coin
In today's complex world, countries rely on two tools, war and negotiation, to preserve their interests. The representative of Malayer introduced war as an undeniable reality in international relations and said: "Every country must be prepared to use its military power when necessary, but at the same time, it must also seek diplomatic and peaceful solutions."
He continued: "Negotiation is a process that allows countries to secure their interests without the use of force and violence. This is especially important in times when global tensions are rising."
The Necessity of Changing Attitudes Towards Negotiation
The representative of Malayer emphasized that many people in society equate negotiation with weakness and surrender, while the reality is that negotiation requires courage and self-confidence. He added: "Negotiation does not mean retreat; rather, it is a form of intelligence that can help maintain the stability and security of the country."
According to him, in the current circumstances, various countries are pursuing their interests, and it is our duty to achieve our goals through negotiation. The representative of Malayer also referred to the necessity of international cooperation and diplomacy, stating: "Only through negotiation and collaboration can we reach sustainable and effective solutions."
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Ultimately, the representative of Malayer called on the government to focus more on strengthening diplomacy and negotiation and to utilize experts and specialists in this field. He noted: "We must show the world that Iran is a country seeking peace and cooperation, but at the same time, we are well-prepared against threats."
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