Mohsen Pirhadi, Deputy for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs of the Ministry of Oil, today (Tuesday, November 5) emphasized the importance of education and learning in the current circumstances during the first comprehensive parliamentary knowledge course of ministries and executive agencies held at the Oil Industry Research Institute. He stated that education can restore hope to society amid crises, saying: "When someone raises the flag of education, learning, and remembrance during these times, it is like being gifted a flower in the midst of a conflict, taking them out of the atmosphere of tension and worry for a moment."
A Positive Outlook on the Future
Pirhadi continued his remarks by referring to the turbulent conditions of the region, saying: "It is true that our region is turbulent, but we can look at the world and life in a gentler way. Life continues to flow, and we must also pay attention to education, growth, and learning." These statements reflect the importance of a positive outlook on the future and the continuity of learning in difficult conditions.
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Appreciation for Colleagues and Professors
The Deputy for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs of the Ministry of Oil praised the scientific position of the Strategic and Parliamentary Affairs Deputy of the President, saying: "He is one of the rare scientific figures, and we should utilize such individuals as a scientific reference and learn from their knowledge and experience." Pirhadi also expressed gratitude to the Parliamentary Affairs Deputy, university professors, and those involved in organizing this program and the Oil Industry Research Institute, considering the holding of such programs a valuable initiative in the current circumstances. He expressed hope that this path would continue strongly and contribute to the scientific and practical growth of the country.
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