Sadegh: Security of Critical Infrastructure Is a Prerequisite for Sustainable Settlement

The Minister of Roads and Urban Development stressed the need to preserve life-sustaining infrastructure, saying: Today's world faces a profound moral crisis, and achieving sustainable settlement goals will depend on securing vital arteries.

The Minister of Roads and Urban Development emphasized the necessity of preserving biological infrastructure and said: "The world is facing a deep moral crisis today, and the realization of the goals of sustainable settlement will depend on the security of vital arteries."

According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Farzaneh Sadegh, Minister of Roads and Urban Development, today (Monday, October 20) at the International Human Settlements Day ceremony, referring to the change of international slogans in the field of housing in accordance with crises such as climate change, floods, earthquakes and subsidence, he stated: In addition to environmental challenges, the world today is facing a deep moral crisis; A situation in which the threat of using weapons of mass destruction and attacking the existence of nations is raised from international platforms, but there is no effective reaction against it.

He added: This war is not only against the Islamic Republic of Iran, but it has targeted the moral foundations all over the world. The people of the world should look for a different way to continue their lives. Global empathy and the explanation of what happened in Gaza and Iran can be the light of the way to build a better future for mankind and improve living conditions in the world.

The Minister of Roads and Urban Development emphasized the necessity of preserving the biological infrastructure and said: the realization of sustainable settlement goals depends on the security of vital arteries.

According to the announcement of the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development, he pointed to the importance of the continuity of settlements, the implementation of infrastructure projects and the development of road and rail communication arteries in the provinces of the country as a key factor in strengthening the resilience of cities, improving access to public services and protecting citizen rights in critical situations.

In the end, Sadegh stated that fundamental rights such as education, sports and having a safe shelter are guaranteed in international documents, and noted that the testimony of students in schools, athletes and civilians shows that the basic human principles have been violated.