Hassan Rouhani, the President of the eleventh and twelfth governments, whose record in the 2010s has turned into a major economic failure, has now opened up after years of silence. Throughout his tenure, he faced enormous economic and social challenges, and now it seems he is trying to have a different perspective on his past actions with new justifications.
Economic ups and downs of the country
Rouhani's government entered the arena with grand promises and false hopes, but gradually faced serious economic problems. Sanctions, mismanagement, and internal crises led to a critical living situation for the people. Now Rouhani has returned to the scene, perhaps hoping to lighten the heavy burden of his failures with new words and justifications.
His statements come at a time when people have been suffering from economic problems for years, and the previous governments' neglect of the basic needs of society still lingers in memory. In this situation, can Rouhani's return to speaking be seen as an effective step towards improving the situation, or is it merely another attempt to evade responsibilities?
The future in the mirror of the past
Looking back, it seems Rouhani is trying to reposition himself in the spotlight by changing the narrative. But will people trust his promises this time as well? A question that only time can answer. While crises and challenges remain, holding meetings and conferences alone cannot provide a suitable solution to economic crises.
In general, Rouhani's new statements come at a time when people are more than ever seeking real solutions and actions to improve their lives. Can he create new hope for society, or does he just want to cover up bitter realities with words?
