The commander of the Ansar al-Ridha (AS) Corps of South Khorasan emphasized the necessity of keeping the culture of Sacred Defense alive, stating that this culture does not belong to a specific group or sector and that its values should be reflected in the behavior and performance of officials. Serving the people, respecting clients, and resolving community issues are manifestations of the culture of Sacred Defense.
The Culture of Sacred Defense Must Be Implemented in Today's Management
The commander of the Ansar al-Ridha Corps highlighted the importance of integrating the culture of Sacred Defense into current management practices. This call for action emphasizes that the values of this culture should guide officials in their service to the public. This matters as it reflects ongoing efforts to reinforce national identity and values in governance.
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📰 What Happened
The commander of the Ansar al-Ridha Corps called for the integration of the culture of Sacred Defense into modern management practices, emphasizing its importance in public service and governance.
- The culture of Sacred Defense refers to the values and principles established during the Iran-Iraq War.
- The commander believes these values should guide officials in their interactions with the public.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The culture of Sacred Defense emerged during the Iran-Iraq War (1980-1988) and is associated with sacrifice, resilience, and national pride.
🏷️ Entities Mentioned
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