In an interview with the Iran Press, Iran’s presidential hopeful, Jalili, vigorously underscored the necessity for cogent governance amid mounting challenges he attributed to mishandling by the incumbent administration. As he delved into his vision for Iran, he posited the dire need for robust management and superior efficiency, aiming to vitally infuse coherence into the nation’s governance fabric.

Jalili, navigating through the country’s economic quandaries, made nexus with the situation of the Stock Exchange Market. He projected the market as a potential springboard for every Iranian citizen, and instituted the conception of an inclusive strategic planning catering to all individuals. “A nation’s economic growth hinges on the collective opportunities availed by each of its citizens; a principle we must commit to,” he asserted.

Highlighting the exigency of making astute, timely decisions, Jalili advocated for the capitalization of the public’s potential in nudging the country’s march to progress. Leveraging the populous endowment of the nation can make strides in tackling the array of challenges barring the forward march of advancement.

However, as voiced by Iranian presidential candidate, navigating the mounting distractions and encumbrances posed by the West’s sanctions and broader pressures on Iran. The realm of negotiations has been tough, and Jalili did not mask his stand. He characterised these pressures as an outright declaration of war, and advised against pegging the national interest to these pressures. He proposed instead, to focus on national priorities; to strengthen within.

His narrative then intersected the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) – Iran’s international nuclear agreement. Signed in 2015 between Iran and the P5+1 countries; Russia, China, UK, Germany, France, and the US, the agreement aimed to lift the West’s sanctions on Iran. But in a dramatic twist, the US, under the Trump administration, exited the agreement on May 18, 2018, and initiated a new wave of sanctions against Iran.

Defying these setbacks, Jalili voiced staunch confidence in Iran’s resilience. Amplifying the significance of economic prowess, he envisaged the Iranian populace, with its economic vigor routing the enemies, thereby making them rue their decision of imposing sanctions on Iran. The future he insisted, belongs to those resilient nations who stand firm and unfazed in the face of adversities.

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