The special assistant to the cultural and provincial management of the Islamic Propagation Organization believes that the organization should not have more than a 10% share in the programs it conducts, while the people's share in such activities should be 90%. If one day this ratio is reversed and the organization's share increases, it means we have failed; because that is no longer our job. In this interview, we examined the dichotomy of 'intervention' and 'regulation.'
Our Role is Persuasion, Not Notification
The Islamic Propagation Organization's special assistant emphasizes the importance of community involvement in cultural programs, advocating for a 90% share for the public. This perspective highlights a commitment to grassroots engagement over top-down control, which is crucial for the organization's mission.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The special assistant of the Islamic Propagation Organization stated that the organization should limit its involvement in cultural programs to 10%, emphasizing the importance of public participation. This reflects a commitment to grassroots engagement rather than top-down control.
- The proposed ratio for public involvement in cultural programs is 90% to 10%.
- An increase in the organization's share would indicate a failure in achieving their mission.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Islamic Propagation Organization is tasked with promoting Islamic culture and values in Iran, often through various public programs. The balance between state control and public participation is a key issue in Iranian cultural policy.
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