Naser Imani addressing Raisi: Why don’t you change the government’s economic team?
A principlist political activist commented on the necessity of restructuring the government’s economic team, stating that the economic team can undergo changes and transformations even today. Let’s assume the negotiations take several more months; should the economic management remain the same?
My message is directed at Mr. President himself: Why doesn’t he make changes in some of the ministers responsible for economic affairs and a few economic deputies? Some changes don’t even require the approval of the parliament.
Imani concluded by saying, I cannot express optimism about the negotiations. Currently, the Europeans, Russia, and China are not obstacles and have agreed, stating that they will accept whatever is agreed upon between Iran and the U.S. Iran has also responded positively, leaving the U.S. as the remaining factor.
In the U.S., the issue is complex, and no certainty can be expressed. It might take many months, or it might be signed next week. Some believe for Americans, this is a strategy to drag negotiations to the last moment and ultimately prevent it from finalizing. One should neither be optimistic nor pessimistic.
