Thank you for your kind invitation to the Munich Conference for National Cooperation and Salvation of Iran ❤️

Greetings to Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and esteemed guests,

I am Raghu Kondori, director of the Shahvand Think Tank.

It is an honor to speak with you about Iran’s future and the necessity of rebuilding political ethics.

My words are not a wish; they are a historical necessity.

Today, Iran is more than ever thirsty for political ethics.

For years we have breathed in an atmosphere where corruption, physical and verbal violence, and hypocrisy have worn down the soul of society and destroyed public trust.

Generations of Iranians have known freedom and justice only as slogans, not as living principles within political ethics.

In my book *Iran’s Ethical Renaissance* I have reminded that Iran’s salvation lies neither in violence nor in worn-out ideologies, but in moral reconstruction.

Before we teach the people anything, we political actors must have the courage to review our own behavior and speech: to abandon secrecy, to embrace transparency, and to set aside factionalism in order to achieve unity.

The Iran of the future—secular and free—can, through this ethical renaissance, build a healthy and moderate society; a society free of violence and full of compassion and solidarity.

An ethical renaissance means a return to our cultural roots: Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds—not as three religious phrases, but as philosophical foundations for thought, speech, and action in politics.

Let us begin this change within ourselves so that public trust may return and a new hope may blossom in the hearts of our people.

Long live Iran.