Tehran: Vice President for Rural Development Affairs and Disadvantaged Regions Abdolkarim Hosseinzadeh has announced that President Masoud Pezeshkian's administration is committed to reintegrating marginalized groups into the core of Iranian society. The administration plans to harness the potential of all citizens to propel the nation forward.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Hosseinzadeh explained that President Pezeshkian has prioritized the reintegration of groups that have been sidelined from economic, social, cultural, and political spheres since the start of his administration. The initiative aims to promote inclusivity by recognizing the shared identity of being Iranian as the sole criterion for participation in society.

Hosseinzadeh detailed several measures implemented over the past two years to support this vision, including the creation of a nationwide system to monitor deprivation, development plans for all 31 provinces, and the 'Empowering Soldier' initiative. Additionally, efforts have been made to identify children excluded from education and to expand programs promoting educational equity.

The administration's priorities also include restoring human and social capital, tapping into the capabilities of Iranians both domestically and abroad, fostering a sense of national belonging, and transcending ethnic, religious, and political divides in governance. Hosseinzadeh emphasized that Iran's strength lies in all citizens feeling invested in the country's future.

Quoting President Pezeshkian, Hosseinzadeh highlighted the importance of unity and inclusive participation, encapsulated in Pezeshkian's words, "We are beautiful together and alongside one another."