Postponing difficult decisions increases the cost of reforms.
Isak Jahangiri, First Vice President in the 11th and 12th governments:
The decision-making structure in Iran is such that the policy-makers prefer to postpone making important decisions for the next few years due to the high costs of making decisions at this stage.
Postponing decisions not only does not solve the problem, but also increases the cost of implementing the decision in the future.
With the passage of time, the economic costs of a decision may increase to such an extent that its implementation is no longer economical, and at the same time political and security costs are also created. Echo Iran.