Hamadan, a city with a rich history and culture, is currently facing serious challenges in the field of educational and health infrastructure. The representative of the people of Hamadan and Famenin in the Islamic Consultative Assembly emphasized that to develop these infrastructures, there is a need for active and effective advocacy from national agencies and the attraction of transnational budgets.
Challenges and Needs
This official pointed to the current state of schools and the lack of educational facilities, stating that the livelihood of teachers is also severely affected by these problems. He said: "Equipping schools and improving the living conditions of teachers must be prioritized, and this requires broad and collective cooperation."
The representative of Hamadan and Famenin criticized the insufficient allocation of budgets for infrastructure development and added: "Many educational and health problems in this province stem from a lack of adequate attention to the basic needs of the people. We must convey the voices of the people to the authorities and strive to attract financial resources."
The Necessity of National Advocacy
He also referred to the role of the people and the media in this process, stating: "If the people and the elites of society actively advocate in this area, we can achieve positive and tangible results. This is a national issue and requires collective effort."
In conclusion, the representative of the people of Hamadan and Famenin emphasized that without a collective movement and serious advocacy, there is no hope for improving the status of educational infrastructure and the livelihood of teachers. Therefore, it is essential for all segments of society to become active in this regard and strive for a brighter future.
