Zarghami: Unity is our most serious weapon

Ali Asghar Zarghami, Parliamentary Advisor to President Masoud Pezeshkian, emphasized in his remarks that national cohesion and unity constitute the country's most important weapon. In his statement, he referenced terminology designated as "nationalist-religious" at the beginning of the Islamic Revolution and noted that this type of terminology has evolved over time. Zarghami also pointed out that a return to "factory regulations" should be avoided and unity should be preserved.

• Zarghami stated that if Ayatollah Ali Khamenei were asked about the country's most important weapon, his answer would be national unity.
• The President's Parliamentary Advisor clarified that terminology and expressions existed in the early period of the Revolution that were previously described as "nationalist-religious."
• Zarghami noted that some expressions in the distant past had different evaluations from the present.
• He emphasized the necessity of not returning to past frameworks, particularly "factory regulations."
• The Parliamentary Advisor stressed that protecting unity should be a priority for the government.. Coverage difference: Trade News and Entekhaab both fully conveyed Zarghami's quotes regarding unity and cohesion, but the Etemaad newspaper highlighted the second part of his remarks, which refers to criticism of returning to past frameworks, whereas the two other outlets emphasized the first section and the comparison of unity's role. No fundamental contradiction is observed between the coverages; the difference lies in which portion of the remarks was selected for emphasis.