Araf demanded that the skilled elites benefit from the support and exemptions of the National Elite Fund.
The first vice president, who emphasized the need to support the best talents in the field of technical, professional and skill training, demanded that the skilled elites benefit from the facilities and exemptions of the National Elite Fund.
At the meeting of the Supreme Council for Technical, Vocational and Skills Education and Training chaired by Muhammad Reza Aref, it was decided to develop a plan to expand the support of the National Fund for the Elite to the skilled elites in cooperation with this fund and the council's secretariat.
Aref also emphasized the necessity of linking skills training to employment and wealth creation, and issued an order to draw up an "entrepreneurship document for exceptional people".