Economic Challenges and Governance in Iran

Economically, since we are blockaded by sea,

we still haven't felt it much in our lives, except for some price increases.

80 percent of the country's basic goods are not being imported.

Dollars are not entering the country.

A portion of medicines is not being imported.

And these, in the coming days, weeks, or months, can create major crises.

The one who is ruling must act with wisdom and prudence.

Meaning, they must both keep the ideal in mind and see the reality on the ground in

their society. And they must make decisions for 90 million Iranians.

Meaning, they must decide in a way that they neither surrender,

nor submit to humiliation, nor give in, nor say," Sir, whatever you

wanted before the war, I will give you right now," nor, on the other hand,

stand so firm that the people face a crisis of basic goods,

the country runs out of gasoline,

and they can't pay salaries to many offices and organizations.

This itself will cause a much larger domestic rebellion.

War requires prudence and wisdom.