The head of the Foundation of the Oppressed referred to 'donating time' and stated: We must place people in service to themselves; this act serves humanity, provides motivation, and creates capital for the future of the same community. For example, there may be a lawyer or a specialist doctor living in every neighborhood who can dedicate half of their day to serve the residents of the neighborhood. This 'interconnection' and 'being in service to one another' can become a social value.
The Potential of the Country's Cultural and Historical Capacities Should Not Remain Merely a Slogan
The head of the Foundation of the Oppressed emphasizes the importance of community service and the potential of local professionals to contribute to their neighborhoods. This initiative aims to foster social values and motivate citizens to engage in mutual support. It highlights a shift towards community-driven development in Iran.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The head of the Foundation of the Oppressed called for local professionals to dedicate time to serve their communities, emphasizing the importance of mutual support and community values.
- The initiative encourages professionals like lawyers and doctors to volunteer in their neighborhoods.
- It aims to foster a culture of community service and interconnection among citizens.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a rich cultural heritage and a history of community engagement, but recent years have seen challenges in social cohesion.
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