In the name of excellence
As the world progresses and societies become more compact, the need to have a historical understanding becomes more apparent. Now it is rightly said that it is impossible to advance the ideas of progress and comprehensive and sustainable development research without having the power of historical studies and comparative studies. Although it is the history of the dead, it is not reading dead and lifeless texts, what is now presented by the Heka organization is part of the research of this organization based on the books published by the Islamic Revolution Documentation Center and memories, conversations and interviews with influential and decision-making figures of the past government and recording and Recording part of their memories and narratives of important events and incidents in Iran, especially in issues related to the agricultural sector, which is presented as an anthology and your service, is part of another way of paying attention to the history of Iran in the second Pahlavi era. History is the teacher of the society and it should be. In the light of this teacher’s knowledge, he gained the power of criticism and critical understanding in this chapter and every other new chapter
Whoever is unworthy of the passing of time is also unworthy of any teacher
It is interesting that many of the problems of the agricultural sector in that era are still affecting different parts of the country, and this means that in the course of sixty to seventy years, the policy makers of the agricultural sector and the country’s economy and industry have either failed to analyze and solve these challenges. Internal or external factors have prevented the country’s problems from being solved and the prosperity of the people of Iran and have caused this country to fail to become a superior power despite all the quantitative and qualitative potentials it inherently has for progress.
In the name of the God of wisdom and hope
From this date, the Heka organization presents a selection of books published by the National Library and Documentation Organization through interviews with influential people and the director of Pahlavi II.
The fifth part
Interview and memoirs of Dr. Alinqi Alikhani, Minister of Economy, President of Tehran University. You mentioned that in the Amini government, there was conflict between the ministries of industries and mines and commerce. How was this? Because apparently, the issue becomes a prelude for the system to invite you to cooperate. In that period, commerce was so important and lucrative that they saw no reason that if the country wanted to become industrial, their commerce should be harmed, that is, to give a very simple example, the merchant importing iron did not see any reason that smelting iron was right. to be He is importing his iron, selling it and leaving some of his money abroad, no one has anything to do with him. Now why should he buy the same steel from inside the country? Or someone who brings a bus made from Germany, why should the bus be made inside Iran and then he buys this bus (produced in) inside Iran? So it is very clear that there was a conflict. There was no problem for export.
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