Rahisho competition closes Youth ideas and pledges

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Yusef Salami reports the closing of the third national problem-oriented Rahisho competition, with about two thousand young participants proposing practical solutions, including robots and coatings. Participants discuss working in Iran; Dehghan describes support and earlier projects reaching fruition. Pezeshkian promises help while acknowledging limited resources and argues that unity and technical effort can solve problems. Describing U.S. efforts to divide Iran, he says joining hands can "destroy America and dash its hopes" and pledges continued effort with the young participants. Simayi Sarraf briefly says the cabinet approved support for expatriate talents returning or maintaining links with Iran. The report presents projects and promises without establishing that all proposals have been implemented.

At the Rahisho closing, Pezeshkian says America seeks to immobilize Iran and create division. He argues that joining hands to solve the problems can "destroy America and dash its hopes" and pledges continued effort with the young participants. This is his attributed public political pledge and rhetoric, not a demonstrated U.S. defeat or an announced military operation.