Minister of Education: Martyr Raeisi was a President in Alignment with the Values of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Ali Reza Kazemi introduced Martyr Raeisi as a president who embodied the values of the Islamic Republic of Iran, highlighting qualities such as justice, resistance to oppression, and courage. According to the public relations department of Farhangian University, Kazemi expressed gratitude for the impactful presence of the people, especially the educators and student teachers from Farhangian University, during a memorial event commemorating the second anniversary of the martyrdom of Ayatollah Seyed Ebrahim Raeisi and service martyrs, which took place on Ordibehesht 29, 1405.

He reflected on the difficult and sorrowful times facing the people of Iran two years ago during this period, while also honoring the memories of all service martyrs, particularly Martyr Raeisi. Kazemi noted, “I had the privilege to serve in Martyr Raeisi’s government for three months, and I have cherished memories from that time.”

Regarding the character of the martyred president, he emphasized his justice-seeking, resistance to oppression, and exemplary courage in various situations. He introduced Martyr Raeisi as a president in alignment with the ideals of the Islamic Republic, indicating that he possessed all the requisite characteristics of a commendable leader—including knowledge, refinement, bravery, selflessness, hard work, and relentless effort.

Kazemi emphasized the importance and status of the education system from the perspective of the martyrs, stating, “From my first days in his government, I realized how vital the education system was to him.”

He concluded by asserting that the growing trajectory of the education sector initiated during his presidency continues today with increased precision, speed, and focus. During the event, he also visited the public gathering in Palestine Square, stopping by the services provided by the university’s booth.