1394; The Year of 'Government and Nation, Sympathy and Unity'?

'The Year of Government and Nation, Sympathy and Unity'; this was the name chosen by Ayatollah Khamenei for the year we are approaching the end of. A year in which Hassan Rouhani's government managed to address its most important priority: the nuclear program and sanctions. The next priority on Mr. Rouhani's list was the economy. In this area, although the inflation growth rate and the acceleration of price increases decreased, citizens still struggled with the rising costs. Recession was another economic problem for Iran this year. But in domestic politics, in the social sphere, and in cultural discussions, where terms like 'sympathy' or 'unity' between 'government' and 'nation' might find tangible meaning, how was the situation? Was 1394 a year of 'sympathy and unity' between the government and the nation? Did Hassan Rouhani's government show enough empathy and unity with Iranians to pass? How fitting was the name chosen by the Supreme Leader for the past year? This week, the program 'The Sixth Hour' hosted the audience of Radio Farda in the final days of the year 1394, with political analyst and national-religious activist Taghi Rahmani.