Prince Reza Pahlavi: I Do Not Consider Those Who Seek to Undermine the Conference’s Success as My Supporters

Prince Reza Pahlavi announced in a message that he does not consider those who intend to undermine the success of the national conference as his supporters.

Reza Pahlavi issued a message expressing gratitude for the widespread reception by compatriots of the “National Cooperation for Iran’s Salvation” conference in Munich and the publication of the “Emergency Period Handbook of the Iran Flourishing Project,” calling it a major step in the struggle for the country’s salvation.

While referring to receiving numerous messages from the people, activists, and supporters, he emphasized that these supports and constructive suggestions will play an important role in planning the next steps. Reza Pahlavi once again stressed the importance of “fair criticism” and “constructive dialogue” in the national movement, but at the same time, with a firm tone, considered “organized sabotage,” “accusations,” and “sowing distrust” as immoral and unacceptable actions.

Addressing those who have engaged in such behavior, he said: “Portraying me as incompetent and under influence is not only an insult to my character, but is a clear affront to the political consciousness of my compatriots.” Prince Pahlavi added: “I do not consider such individuals as my supporters, and I categorically condemn their ugly, slanderous, and deliberate attacks aimed at diminishing the great success of the national cooperation conference.”

Reza Pahlavi further emphasized that he will stand alongside all those who believe in his leadership and vision, and advised others to support someone whose views align with theirs.

At the end of his message, Prince Pahlavi, emphasizing the continuation of the struggle against the Islamic Republic and the reconstruction of Iran, said: “I assure you, the great nation of Iran, that we will continue this path with conviction and will, together, and we will prevail.”