Reza Pahlavi wishes to ‘Make Iran Great Again’ by startups instead of suicide bombers - Here's what he said
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last shah, called on Washington to intensify its military campaign against Tehran and presented a vision for a democratic Iran. He outlined a plan to transform Iran into a country that promotes freedom, stability, and security, and exports engineers, startups, and energy instead of terror and hatred.
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of Iran's last shah, addressed the Conservative Political Action Conference near Dallas. He called on Washington to intensify its military campaign against Tehran and presented a vision for a democratic Iran. Pahlavi outlined a plan to transform Iran into a country that promotes freedom, stability, and security. He envisioned a new Middle East where Iran becomes a friend of Israel. Pahlavi also introduced the Iran Prosperity Project, a roadmap for national recovery. He urged the United States to stay the course and not support the weakening regime, enabling the Iranian people to complete the transition.
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