TEHRAN (Iran News) President Masoud Pezeshkian says national unity is the key to Iran’s success and its ability to withstand potential foreign aggression, including from Israel.

“The only thing that can lead us to success is national unity and cohesion, and anything that undermines this unity is undesirable,” the president said on Monday, emphasizing the importance of maintaining that unity in the face of foreign aggression.

“If we are united, enemies and the Zionist regime will not dare attack us.”

Pezeshkian also stressed the importance of unity with neighboring countries in the wake of attempts by the United States and Israel to pit Muslims against one another, saying that disputes should be avoided and neighboring countries must be treated friendly. “National unity ”

“Our neighbors are our brothers. Muslims should stand united against enemies, and we must all join hands in solidarity,” the Iranian president said.

Pezeshkian made the comments while speaking at the mausoleum of Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic.

The president and his cabinet members paid a visit to the holy shrine, located south of the capital, Tehran, to pay allegiance to the ideals of Imam Khomeini. They did so on the occasion of  Administration Week that started on Sunday.

Elsewhere in his remarks, President Pezeshkian emphasized the importance of serving people with fairness.

“If we act with fairness in our behavior, we will succeed in serving the people and society. We are all here to be servants of the people.”

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TEHRAN (Iran News) According to the report, in addition to the President and the Strategic Vice President, several intellectuals and experts from the country discussed their solutions in various panels on how to expand and enhance “national unity” across political, social, international, domestic, justice, and development sectors.

Dr. Ahmad Mohammadi Sohrevardi, an economist with a post-doctoral degree and an intellectual expert, remarked on the sidelines of the event: “Unity is a broad and ambiguous concept, similar to ‘rights’ and ‘justice,’ with a history spanning over 5,000 years. Even Habil and Qabil preferred ‘discord’ over ‘unity’ when competing for minimal resources.”

He added, “What can create unity is the utilization of ‘knowledge’ and ‘experience’ of humanity. We must follow the path of development to ensure that people do not face problems in fulfilling their basic needs (social security in its broad sense) and that their dignity is preserved.”

Dr. Sohrevardi emphasized, “In this way, achieving unity, like other higher human needs, will be realized.”

Sohrevardi, born on April 9, 1972, in Sohrevard, Zanjan Province, is a distinguished professor at the University of Tehran, legal scholar, linguist, poet, author, translator, and a senior attorney at the Central Bar Association. He holds the first post-doctorate in Economic Law and the first post-doctorate in International Trade, Finance, and Investment Law from the University of Tehran. Additionally, he earned top honors in his PhD in Private Law and holds doctorates in Arabic and Persian Language and Literature.

He serves as a board member of the Iranian Civil Procedure Association, CEO of the Farous Global Trade Economic Development Group, and the International Economic Law Negotiation Institute. He also advises Iran’s Chamber of Commerce on energy and macroeconomic policies, covering industries such as oil, gas, petrochemicals, steel, automotive, banking, insurance, and international trade. He chairs the Appeals Committee for licensing in the Iranian Football Federation and serves in leadership roles in Iran’s Energy Export and Transportation Federations.

Fluent in English, Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and legal French, Dr. Sohrevardi has published numerous books and articles in prestigious journals. He is also the Asian President of the World Martial Arts Federation (WMMF) for Karate and actively engages in calligraphy and Quranic interpretation.

Notably, at 14, he became an official teacher for the Ministry of Education and, by 18, was the principal of Imam Khomeini School. His extensive professional background spans legal advisory roles in major industries and governmental organizations, reflecting his influential presence in Iran’s legal and economic sectors.

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