In an exclusive interview with the Persian section of Voice of America, Prince Reza Pahlavi referred to the unveiling of the statue of 'Cyrus the Great' in Atlanta, Georgia, as a 'good event' for all Iranians. According to Prince Reza Pahlavi, 'Many Americans know that the views and opinions of Cyrus the Great are even embedded in the laws and values declared in this country.' He expressed hope that 'in a free Iran tomorrow, we will have the same human rights values that Cyrus the Great pursued, especially freedom of religions... in the future of the country.' He also hoped that 'we can have good relations and friendship not only with the region but with the world' and that a city like Atlanta could have a sister city in Iran. Prince Reza Pahlavi further expressed hope that Iranians living around the world could establish a relationship between Iran and the countries where they reside. Like his previous messages, he reassured compatriots inside the country: 'You are not alone, and many people in the world are thinking of you and are with you.'
Exclusive; Prince Reza Pahlavi: Cyrus's Views are Embedded in the Laws and Values of America
Prince Reza Pahlavi celebrated the unveiling of a statue of Cyrus the Great in Atlanta, emphasizing the relevance of Cyrus's values to American laws. He expressed hopes for a future free Iran that embraces human rights and fosters international relationships. This event highlights the ongoing connection between Iranian identity and global values.
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📰 What Happened
Prince Reza Pahlavi celebrated the unveiling of a statue of Cyrus the Great in Atlanta, highlighting its significance for Iranians and the shared values between Cyrus's principles and American laws. He expressed hopes for a future free Iran that values human rights and fosters international relationships.
- The statue of Cyrus the Great was unveiled in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Prince Reza Pahlavi emphasized the connection between Cyrus's values and American ideals.
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📚 Background
Cyrus the Great is celebrated for his progressive policies on human rights in ancient Persia, and his legacy is often invoked in discussions about modern Iranian identity and governance.
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