Pezeshkian said Iran's production and development policies should be shaped according to the country's current realities. He made the remarks at a meeting with experts and volunteers working in agriculture.
Pezeshkian said Iran is facing problems caused by war, as well as limited water resources, various imbalances and climate-related challenges, and called for current conditions to be taken into account.
Stating that goals cannot be achieved with a slow-moving administrative system and closed minds, Pezeshkian said continuing with this approach would lead to a waste of time and resources.
Pezeshkian said managing the country's problems requires a more self-sacrificing and determined approach, adding that administrative and governance reforms are needed to overcome existing constraints and pressures.
Pezeshkian stressed that reforms should be implemented through a gradual, systematic and realistic process.