Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized the need for continuous readiness of executive agencies to face the changing conditions of the country during a government meeting. He announced that ministers, heads, and deputies of executive agencies are required to maintain full preparedness, prioritize management and reduction of costs, and utilize existing capacities to increase productivity and strengthen national capabilities.
Proper resource management and increasing resilience
Pezeshkian pointed out that we must demonstrate the country's high resilience capacity through proper resource management and process reform, stating: “We will stand firm against any threats, sanctions, and external pressures with strength and unity.” He clarified that enemies should not think that by increasing pressures and threats, they can weaken the will of the Iranian nation.
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Existing opportunities for process review
Pezeshkian also emphasized the necessity of utilizing the current conditions to reform some executive procedures, stating: “The current situation, alongside difficulties and limitations, can provide an opportunity to review inefficient processes, eliminate redundancies, and manage unnecessary costs.”
The President pointed out that managing consumption and avoiding waste are fundamental requirements for successfully overcoming limitations, emphasizing that strengthening resilience is not possible without reforming consumption patterns and managing demand. He noted that with public participation, savings, and responsible use of resources, the current conditions can be managed more favorably, and the country's capacities can be utilized to meet essential needs and maintain service sustainability.
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