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Irans President Calls for Advanced Technology to Deter Enemies

Irans President emphasizes the need for advanced technologies to strengthen national defense and deter potential threats.

New Delhi, October 17 (Daily Kiran) : Iranian President Masoud Pajeshkian has underscored the necessity of developing advanced technologies to bolster the country’s defense capabilities. He stated that Iran aims to enhance its technological prowess to ensure that no adversary dares to attack. Pajeshkian highlighted recent achievements in missile production and other advanced technologies as evidence of Iran’s human resources and scientific capabilities.

Speaking at the inauguration of local educational institutions in Islamshahr, near Tehran, Pajeshkian addressed several religious leaders and prominent figures from the education sector. He remarked, “While Iran has made strides in technological advancement, it is crucial for the country to perform significantly better than its current standing.”

In his address to provincial governors, officials, imams, families, and other stakeholders, the president asserted that the future of Iran hinges on the younger generation. “We must collectively prepare a generation that is sensitive, ethical, creative, and capable, ready to engage in dialogue. A generation that will solve the country’s challenges not just through slogans but through their actions,” he stated.

Pajeshkian expressed confidence that Iran could achieve a state where no enemy would dare to launch an attack. He emphasized the fundamental role of education in preparing capable and qualified individuals to reach this goal.

Meanwhile, Iran’s Assembly of Experts issued a warning against underestimating threats from adversaries. In a statement released by the ISNA news agency, the assembly cautioned, “Do not deny current problems, do not let hope diminish, and do not become complacent with the status quo.”

The assembly urged efforts to make the governance system more efficient, just, accountable, and people-centered, while also calling for “national unity.”

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