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[00:00:00] It was an exceptional job and may God help them to
[00:00:04] continue it.
[00:00:07] What I would like to tell
[00:00:10] you, Dr. Aghamiri also
[00:00:14] said that we have a project. You know what
[00:00:18] situation we are
[00:00:19] in.
[00:00:23] I believe that getting out of this
[00:00:26] situation that we are in
[00:00:30] is possible through academics and students.
[00:00:32] There is nothing that our
[00:00:35] elites, our students, and
[00:00:39] those who have determination, belief,
[00:00:42] and faith that they must live with
[00:00:46] their heads held high should not bow their heads.
[00:00:49] When this belief exists in a person, they will find a way,
[00:00:52] especially those who are scholars,
[00:00:56] scientists, or pursuing knowledge and wisdom,
[00:01:00] and finding a capability to solve these
[00:01:03] problems and difficulties. We
[00:01:06] can do this. I cannot.
[00:01:09] But we can. And this is something we must believe
[00:01:13] in. And if we are on the scene with
[00:01:16] this belief, we will be able to overcome
[00:01:19] all the problems that exist with power. During the
[00:01:23] war, we delegated our authorities to
[00:01:27] the provincial governors.
[00:01:31] My belief and perception
[00:01:34] is that all of you and all those who are managers
[00:01:37] and in management
[00:01:39] can become presidents, can become ministers, and whatever
[00:01:42] we imagine now,
[00:01:46] suppose that in this country there is only one president.
[00:01:49] I don't have this belief.
[00:01:52] It's not like if they martyr us,
[00:01:56] there are no better people than us to come and stand
[00:02:00] for this country and for the glory and pride of these
[00:02:03] people, they will sacrifice
[00:02:05] their lives. We just need to give them a chance
[00:02:08] to come, give them a chance to
[00:02:11] flourish, give them a chance to show
[00:02:14] themselves, not to imagine that I
[00:02:18] am the boss,
[00:02:20] and others must obey. I,
[00:02:23] as a servant, ask that we join hands
[00:02:27] for the glory of this country.
[00:02:30] Let's rise up and solve the country's problems,
[00:02:33] and this is possible.
[00:02:35] We can. I, who am standing
[00:02:38] here today, was an ordinary student
[00:02:41] yesterday. I became a doctor, I became the head of the university,
[00:02:45] I became a minister. I was an ordinary representative
[00:02:48] like all representatives. Now, the heavy
[00:02:52] burden of the country is on our shoulders, and
[00:02:56] we must solve it.
[00:02:59] And we can, when we join hands, we can solve
[00:03:01] it. We can, if we are
[00:03:04] together and see those peaks and try to
[00:03:08] reach them. We must reach them.
[00:03:10] Maybe I won't reach them, but among us there are those
[00:03:14] who will reach those peaks and can lead
[00:03:18] others up there.
[00:03:20] When we were students,
[00:03:23] we used to read different poems
[00:03:27] for spiritual nourishment for ourselves. It said,
[00:03:36] "Put your foot on the path and ask nothing, the path itself
[00:03:40] will tell you how to go."
[00:03:43] Believe me, until now, where I am standing, I never thought that I
[00:03:47] had to reach here. But with all our being, we wanted
[00:03:51] to try for our people,
[00:03:54] our country, our independence, our dignity, our
[00:03:57] pride, as much as we can.
[00:04:00] And this was something that we pursued with all our being
[00:04:04] and tried to go towards it.
[00:04:08] Now there is a Turkish poem. They said, "This
[00:04:11] lady... In Turkish,
[00:04:13] in fact, that process
[00:04:17] refers to a belief
[00:04:19] that says, "If you break
[00:04:22] a bridge, do not cross a bridge of a dishonorable person.
[00:04:26] Let the flood come and take you away."
[00:04:28] It is said that this is not
[00:04:32] your refuge. Do not sleep
[00:04:35] in a shelter. Do not sleep. Let a lion come and eat
[00:04:38] you.
[00:04:41] That belief and faith that must exist in each
[00:04:44] and every one of us for the glory of our country,
[00:04:48] then it will guide us day
[00:04:51] and night in this path to try with all our being
[00:04:54] for our country, not to bow our heads, and to find a way
[00:04:58] for the glory and pride of our country, and this is possible with
[00:05:02] you.
[00:05:05] Many times in universities, when they fight with each other or have
[00:05:09] disagreements, it makes no sense to me.
[00:05:43] It says there is no greater injustice than not accepting
[00:05:46] the right word, not accepting
[00:05:49] the truth.
[00:05:54] If such a belief exists in us, the Quran is full of these
[00:05:57] verses that there is no greater injustice
[00:06:01] than a person not accepting
[00:06:02] the truth.
[00:06:06] In one place it says, "And who is more unjust?" Who is
[00:06:09] more oppressive than one who lies?
[00:06:37] A disbeliever is someone who covers up the truth. A disbeliever is someone who does not
[00:06:41] accept the truth. Martyr Beheshti, whose name the university
[00:06:45] has now taken, has a book. I recommend you go and read
[00:06:48] "Truth and Falsehood from the Perspective of the Quran."
[00:06:52] Truth is independent of you
[00:06:53] and me.
[00:06:56] Truth is independent of people.
[00:07:00] People should be known based on truth, not based
[00:07:03] on position and status, and I don't know, because so-and-so
[00:07:07] is the president, so the truth is with him.
[00:07:09] The president must also bow his head to the truth.
[00:07:12] He must accept
[00:07:15] it. This is something that if I don't want to get into those discussions now, if we join
[00:07:18] hands, we will be able to fix our country.
[00:07:22] Now, the suggestions that Dr. Aghamiri
[00:07:25] made, we will hold a meeting.
[00:07:28] We are ready for the university to come to the scene
[00:07:31] and
[00:07:33] with various
[00:07:37] specializations, because when you say we build a structure,
[00:07:40] it's a structure.
[00:07:47] It's a social and political
[00:07:50] structure. The reason we can't solve problems, I think, is that a problem
[00:07:54] that is economic in this way must be implemented. But
[00:07:58] how should this economy that is this way
[00:08:01] be implemented? Management must intervene to explain how we can
[00:08:05] implement this. A sociologist must say that in this
[00:08:09] social situation, with this trend and habit that we have, if
[00:08:13] we want to make a change in direction, how can we carry
[00:08:16] out this change in direction
[00:08:19] in coordination with the people? The fact that I am speaking
[00:08:23] the truth is one thing. The fact that how I can implement the truth is another
[00:08:27] thing. The
[00:08:29] idea that we provide a solution and it must be implemented
[00:08:33] is where we are making a mistake. We
[00:08:36] have been saying these things for a long time. Everyone
[00:08:39] knows that gasoline cannot be 1500 tomans.
[00:08:55] So that we don't have the people's worries, we will cooperate
[00:08:59] and solve the problem, and also
[00:09:02] be able to give the benefits of this to all people based
[00:09:05] on justice. The issue is very clear,
[00:09:09] but if you want to solve
[00:09:12] it suddenly, you will disrupt the whole society.
[00:09:15] I have said many times
[00:09:18] in medicine, when a patient
[00:09:21] is
[00:09:24] there, first
[00:09:25] of all, we don't give one medicine. We make
[00:09:29] several types of interventions in their blood vessels,
[00:09:33] in their muscle strength, in their pain, in their mind,
[00:09:37] in their mood, and for example, in fighting their
[00:09:39] infection. Whatever it is, we make different
[00:09:43] interventions to solve a problem for the patient.
[00:09:46] Secondly, we go slowly. We wait
[00:09:50] for the patient to tolerate this path.
[00:09:53] If the dose we give is too high, it kills
[00:09:56] the patient. If we give too little, it doesn't work. How
[00:10:00] we should think that this is based on
[00:10:04] the patient's condition, that's why we have to monitor
[00:10:08] the patient every day, evaluate them, and then make
[00:10:11] the next intervention. Society is more
[00:10:15] complex than a human being. It is very complex.
[00:10:19] You can't solve a problem with one prescription. You can't solve
[00:10:22] a problem with one intervention.
[00:10:25] We must make different interventions from different
[00:10:29] directions and gradually
[00:10:32] act to find a solution. Otherwise, if we want
[00:10:35] to suddenly say, "Do this," well, this disease must be cured. Which
[00:10:39] disease is cured in an instant? And this is something
[00:10:43] that we must understand. Now, universities in developed
[00:10:47] countries are no longer generation two. They are moving
[00:10:50] towards generations four and five.
[00:10:53] A university that only wants to talk about science and research
[00:10:57] at best, becomes a generation
[00:11:00] 2 university. Science, research,
[00:11:04] skill, and then serving society
[00:11:08] and then looking to the future.
[00:11:11] The fact that today we can use our resources,
[00:11:14] our mines, for example, to the maximum extent
[00:11:18] is one issue. The other issue is what we should
[00:11:21] do if these mines run out after 50 years.
[00:11:25] Now, in universities, several specializations, several, so to speak,
[00:11:29] fields sit together and think, what should we do on this
[00:11:33] planet 100 years from now? What should we
[00:11:36] do? Now, in Tehran,
[00:11:40] we are extracting the water under our feet. We are bringing
[00:11:43] the water from all those areas that were flowing
[00:11:46] to Tehran. The water under our feet will run
[00:11:49] out. Everyone knows that the water that
[00:11:53] comes from there is also clear. Now, the trend is moving
[00:11:57] towards drought. The Earth is getting warmer. Now, what should we do?
[00:12:00] That's a separate
[00:12:03] discussion. If tomorrow the water under our feet also decreases, and Tehran
[00:12:06] way and its surroundings, someone must tell us where
[00:12:10] to bring water from.
[00:12:13] This is a very difficult job. One has to sit and think and then
[00:12:17] find a solution. What should
[00:12:20] we do? We put microbes in a culture medium. Microbes
[00:12:24] grow. Microbes don't know where they are. What
[00:12:28] happens is they grow and grow, and then when
[00:12:31] they have consumed and grown in the entire culture medium,
[00:12:35] they all die together. The planet we live
[00:12:39] on, dear ones, is a spaceship,
[00:12:42] only a bit large, moving
[00:12:46] in a galaxy. Of course, this galaxy itself is also moving.
[00:12:48] We are all travelers
[00:12:52] in a spaceship in a space.
[00:12:55] By God, in space, in a person's house, they fight
[00:12:59] with each other. People commit injustice. People are unkind.
[00:13:02] People oppress. People behave badly.
[00:13:04] Why shouldn't we join hands
[00:13:08] and make this opportunity that we have
[00:13:11] sweet and enjoyable for all those who live
[00:13:15] on this planet, and then
[00:13:18] also leave it
[00:13:19] for future
[00:13:23] generations so that they can live. Not that we consume
[00:13:26] everything and finish it, and future generations don't know
[00:13:30] what to consume anymore. Anyway, I thank
[00:13:33] you, dear ones. I am proud of you.
[00:13:37] I trust you. My belief is that if
[00:13:40] academics and students enter
[00:13:43] the scene, that is, if the university of science and the university of research come
[00:13:47] out, and become a university of action
[00:13:50] and will, and take control of the field,
[00:13:54] they will solve it.
[00:13:57] We are capable. When I see our country like this and other
[00:14:00] countries, I cannot accept it. From a spiritual point of view, I cannot
[00:14:04] accept it. We are not inferior to anything.
[00:14:07] It's just this perspective that needs to be corrected.
[00:14:10] If we correct that perspective, we can reach
[00:14:14] those peaks, and it
[00:14:16] is you who can bring that perspective to this country
[00:14:20] and for this country. We will hold a meeting
[00:14:23] now with Dr. and Dr. Simayi. We have had many
[00:14:26] meetings with universities. What I should say is one thing. Who
[00:14:30] is capable of entering the field and solving what problem? We will prepare
[00:14:34] the ground for them. I
[00:14:37] don't want them to do research for me.
[00:14:40] Now, there are as many solutions as you want for
[00:14:44] all the problems that exist.
[00:14:46] Finding a solution is not a difficult task.
[00:14:50] Our problem is the absence of people
[00:14:53] who know, have the skill, and
[00:14:57] want to step into the field
[00:15:00] to solve this problem. Otherwise,
[00:15:03] now, if you search, you will find many solutions
[00:15:07] for every problem. It can provide them for you. Our
[00:15:10] problem is the absence of those people who may
[00:15:14] know, but do not have the skill to execute.
[00:15:16] They may have the skill, but they do not
[00:15:20] have the belief. They don't want to do this. They want to work for themselves.
[00:15:23] This is something that in the university, we must have
[00:15:27] that determination, will, and skill to solve our problems. Otherwise,
[00:15:31] we can solve any problem we have.
[00:15:34] We have many resources, and God willing, with
[00:15:38] you, you will turn the university into a generation three and four
[00:15:42] university. We will sit with you and provide the ground
[00:15:45] for each of these issues. You wrote
[00:15:48] for the companies. Let me say this so as not to take your time. We have a meeting
[00:15:52] the day after tomorrow, tomorrow,
[00:15:55] to discuss what to do with these companies that are
[00:15:59] ours and are losing
[00:16:01] money. It takes skill to
[00:16:05] have several billion.
[00:16:32] Tomorrow, we have a meeting. A group has worked on what we should do with these companies
[00:16:35] that we have. How should we hand them over? Now, the suggestion that Dr.
[00:16:39] made is an introduction to this work. Now we invite him to come,
[00:16:43] and Dr. Simayi also comes.
[00:16:46] We are determined to hand over the companies
[00:16:49] we have, nearly 6 to 7 thousand.
[00:16:53] These are companies that are government-owned
[00:16:57] or, so to speak, semi-private
[00:17:00] companies.
[00:17:02] That is, 7 million billion tomans
[00:17:05] of money, but we have a problem.
[00:17:09] Some people sit there and do things for themselves. Now, I don't want to say anything.
[00:17:12] This is the
[00:17:15] reality.
[00:17:18] We are also managing. I understand that this is not
[00:17:21] management, but how should we go this way? The same thing
[00:17:25] I said, different interventions
[00:17:28] are necessary. If you want to touch
[00:17:31] a manager in one place, they say this person is connected to the president,
[00:17:34] you don't have the right to remove them. If you want to touch another
[00:17:38] one, they are connected to someone else. You have to touch that one. That is, they don't allow
[00:17:42] you to make a decision based on efficiency
[00:17:45] and knowledge and ability. This is the problem we have.
[00:17:48] And I
[00:17:52] told our dear leader, when I met
[00:17:56] him, I had a seven-and-a-half-hour conversation with him. I mentioned
[00:17:59] these issues to him. I also told our martyred leader,
[00:18:03] I said, "You say anyone you want us to put
[00:18:06] here, based on..."
[00:18:14] They shouldn't be allowed to interfere from elsewhere with the person
[00:18:17] you want to appoint. You bring a person
[00:18:21] you want to appoint, and suddenly, the judiciary interferes, saying you have a problem.
[00:18:24] They interfere. It's not difficult. It's not a difficult task.
[00:18:28] In this situation, anyone who wants to criticize me, if you want, they can criticize
[00:18:32] me. Am I to blame?
[00:18:35] I am the heir of such a Now. What should
[00:18:38] I do? Whoever you want to touch,
[00:18:41] will create a problem for you somewhere. I told the leader, "Sir, you designate
[00:18:45] a number of people. These people should be given
[00:18:48] these positions based on merit, competence,
[00:18:52] experience, and accountability." They must be accountable. If I accept
[00:18:55] responsibility, tomorrow I must answer for what I did with this productivity,
[00:18:58] what I did with efficiency, what I did with quality, where I brought
[00:19:02] production to. It can't be that I just hand
[00:19:06] it over and then leave.
[00:19:37] If you do a little good, you receive a reward. If you do a little bad,
[00:19:41] you receive a punishment. Everyone according
[00:19:44] to their work. Now, in this university or in an office or
[00:19:47] anywhere, if someone works 24 hours, they get the same
[00:19:50] pay as someone who does nothing. In fact, those who don't work
[00:19:54] get paid more. I remember
[00:19:57] when we were doctors, we worked in
[00:20:01] the hospital. Suddenly, we realized we had to work,
[00:20:04] for example, until midnight. We would come out. There was no
[00:20:08] food, no water. It had been eaten and finished. We would stay hungry.
[00:20:12] That is, in fact, those who worked had nothing.
[00:20:15] Those who didn't work would eat and sleep.
[00:20:18] And this is something that, of course, we
[00:20:21] are to blame for. The university can help
[00:20:24] us in this regard. Not can, but must
[00:20:27] help. We must move beyond science,
[00:20:31] beyond science alone. We must also acquire
[00:20:34] skill and then create that belief
[00:20:38] to serve our society. We must
[00:20:41] be able to [fix] our country. When this belief arises,
[00:20:44] when this belief exists in students, in the youth
[00:20:48] of the country, if it is given to us,
[00:20:50] they will come to the scene. Put your foot on the path
[00:20:54] and ask nothing, the path itself will tell you how
[00:20:57] to go. Let's come to the field. We know what we need to do. We will find
[00:21:01] a way. If we don't find a way,
[00:21:03] we will make a way. This is something that you
[00:21:06] can do, and no obstacle can stop
[00:21:10] us if we deal with such
[00:21:13] people. No obstacle can stop
[00:21:16] those who are determined to reach
[00:21:19] a goal. Who stand and wholeheartedly want
[00:21:22] to do this. No obstacle can do this. And
[00:21:25] the Surah al-Qadr says,
[00:21:28] "Peace until the break of dawn." Until
[00:21:31] the dawn of that light of morning,
[00:21:35] this path will be lasting and firm.
[00:21:38] I respect all
[00:21:41] of you, dear ones. I appreciate
[00:21:45] you. I ask for help from all of you. Help
[00:21:49] each other. Let's join hands and get our country out
[00:21:52] of these problems that exist and
[00:21:56] have been created for various reasons. We can, and you
[00:22:00] can. Thank you very
[00:22:02] much for your presence. I appreciate it. And peace
[00:22:06] be upon you and the mercy of God and His blessings.
[00:26:09] Be sure that this atmosphere
[00:26:13] of oppression and injustice that you see today
[00:26:16] in the world, bullying, slander,
[00:26:19] malice, baseness, which
[00:26:22] its manifestation is the leaders of America and the Zionist
[00:26:25] leaders, and others are more or less the same, this
[00:26:29] will change, without a doubt.
[00:26:32] That is the hope we have. We
[00:26:35] must help. We must ask God and try
[00:26:39] ourselves to hasten that day and bring
[00:26:43] it closer, God willing. Hasten that day and bring
[00:26:46] it closer, God willing. Expectation means
[00:26:49] hope. Expectation means
[00:26:52] belief that a
[00:26:55] definite future exists.
[00:26:58] We should not think that because the Imam
[00:27:01] of Time will come and fill the world with justice,
[00:27:05] we have no duty today. No,
[00:27:08] on the contrary, today we have a duty
[00:27:12] to move in that direction so that we are ready
[00:27:15] for the appearance of that great one. Being a soldier
[00:27:19] of the Imam of Time is not an easy task. We must try
[00:27:22] to create a Mahdavi society.
[00:27:25] We must purify ourselves and
[00:27:29] to the best of our ability, as much as we
[00:27:32] can, we must make our surrounding
[00:27:36] environment, to whatever extent is within our power, closer
[00:27:40] to a Mahdavi society. In fact, it must
[00:27:43] be said that the main life
[00:27:45] of humanity, the desired life of humanity, begins
[00:27:49] there. Humanity then enters a path where this
[00:27:53] path is a straight path and leads
[00:27:56] it to the destination of creation. Oh Lord, make us
[00:27:59] among the soldiers
[00:28:03] of the Imam of Time. Oh Lord, make the pure heart
[00:28:06] of that great one pleased
[00:28:10] with us. Include the prayers of the Imam of Time
[00:28:13] for us, especially for our
[00:28:16] youth. And peace be upon
[00:28:20] you and the mercy of God and
[00:28:23] His blessings.
[00:30:23] Good morning to you, dear viewers. Welcome to the 10
[00:30:27] AM news section. The Minister of Interior, continuing his regional
[00:30:31] consultations, departed for Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.
[00:30:34] Meeting and discussing with the Minister of Interior of Azerbaijan and some other
[00:30:38] officials of this country are among Mr. Momeni's travel
[00:30:42] plans to Baku. The governors of Ardabil, Gilan, and the head of the National
[00:30:46] Crisis Management Organization are accompanying the Minister of Interior on this
[00:30:49] trip.
[00:30:53] The head of the Special Commission for the Protection of Production and Supervision of the Implementation
[00:30:57] of the General Policies of Article 44 of the Constitution in