Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), Mohammad Eslami, affirmed that the nuclear industry is in every sense the legacy of the martyr Imam, stating: "Even if we are bombed a thousand times, with the help of Allah Almighty, we are capable of achieving our goals; we have fulfilled what we pledged on this path, and rest assured that we will fulfill our promises even more strongly."
During a commemoration ceremony for the martyrdom of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, held at the Martyrs Mosque of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Eslami stressed that the nuclear industry represents, in every sense, the legacy of the martyr Imam, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei. He explained that examining the path of nuclear energy in the country shows that what it has reached today is due to his guidance, which led this industry toward continuation and constant growth.
The Head of the Atomic Energy Organization added that this approach and faith, by Allah's grace, have brought the nuclear energy of the Islamic Republic of Iran to an honorable status that rivals advanced nations, despite those countries possessing vast support, resources, and capabilities. He pointed out that the hostility of centers and studies hostile to Iran is fundamentally based on a civilizational confrontation, because the Islamic Revolution placed Iran's civilization on a civilizational path based on divine principles.
Eslami explained that the Islamic Revolution is grounded in a vision based on justice and believes that science and knowledge are not subject to anyone's dominance, but rather belong to all of humanity. He emphasized that Iran, based on this principle, has been able to develop sciences and harness them to improve people's lives, which conflicts with the system of hegemony and is therefore opposed by hostile powers.
Eslami underscored the commitment to the approach of the martyr Imam, stressing that workers in the nuclear sector renew their pledge to continue achieving the goals of the Islamic Revolution.