Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized instances of extravagance in state management, citing examples such as the unnecessary illumination of numerous lights in a location and windows being kept open due to excessive heating. He stated that this is a clear indicator of inefficient resource utilization.
The editorial reports that the President, referencing the Holy Quran, noted that extravagance is unacceptable and carries moral responsibility if the people's problems are not resolved. According to him, the responsibility for people's dissatisfaction should be sought directly from the managers, not from external forces.
Pezeshkian emphasized that the current difficulties are a test for the country's leadership and society, and this situation should create an awakening in management. He expressed his confidence that Iran's future can be brighter through proper resource management, increased efficiency, and collective construction.