This was raised in Aref's letter to Pezeshkian
๐ธ Government commitment; shoulder to shoulder with the President
๐น Mohammad Reza Aref, the First Vice President, following Massoud Pezeshkian's speech at the UN General Assembly, wrote a letter to the President regarding the renewal of the government's promise to serve the people; a commitment to turn Iran's resilience into sustainable development, a productive economy, and the people's welfare.
๐น Three pillars at Iran's booth
People, militant armed forces, and the government; the three sides of the country's resilience against pressures and hard times; the same narrative summed up in one sentence: "They hit us, but we did not bow."
๐น Agreement; beyond political differences
The cohesion of all currents and forces of the country under conditions of war, assassination, and sanctions; from the perspective that building harmony in difficult times is harder than in times of peace.
๐น Authority of deterrence, not aggression
Iran's defensive power is meant to protect territorial integrity; Iran is not afraid of war and does not run away from honorable negotiations.
From resilience to the welfare of the people, the government's next step is to turn the country's stability and resilience into sustainable development, a productive economy, and the proper welfare of the people.
United Nations 2026