To alleviate poverty in rural regions, we must prioritize participatory natural resource management based on watershed systems. This approach ensures that local communities are directly involved in managing their environment, fostering both economic resilience and ecological sustainability. Green policy enforcement and strategic development must be embedded in contracts and governance frameworks to secure the moral and environmental legacy future generations deserve.
Transforming the Service Economy Through Green Policy
Green policy must reshape the service sector by redefining how activities are conducted and how value is created. This transformation is not merely economic—it is cultural and ethical. It demands a shift toward sustainability, transparency, and community-centered development, aligning economic growth with ecological stewardship.
Solidarity With Persecuted Communities in Iran and Afghanistan
Millions of Persian-speaking communities in Iran and Afghanistan understand the historical and ongoing suffering of marginalized groups, including those of Mongolian descent. These communities have endured terror and discrimination, and their plight must be acknowledged and addressed. We must teach our children the values and manners of true Persian heritage—values that emphasize dignity, justice, and compassion, as depicted in the art and resistance of our ancestors during the early invasions.

Condemning Violence Against Innocents
The systematic targeting of Mongolian-descended tribes in Afghanistan is a humanitarian crisis. These communities have suffered repeated attacks, including the tragic bombing of a school in Kabul that claimed 90 innocent lives. Such violence must be condemned unequivocally. Innocent people should never bear the burden of historical grievances. Justice must be pursued through lawful and moral means.

Reviving Zoroastrian Wisdom for Environmental Justice
Zoroastrian communities, as custodians of ancient Persian religion and culture, hold invaluable knowledge about the natural world. Their traditions—such as the use of medicinal plants and spiritual harmony with nature—offer profound insights for modern ecological movements. The recent Faith for Ecocide law presents an opportunity to integrate Zoroastrian perspectives into global efforts to recognize and prevent environmental crimes.
Green Financial Strategy and Transparency
A robust green economy requires transparent financial analysis. This includes using financial ratios, cost-benefit models, and science-based data to assess the health of green contracts. These tools must be restructured to align with green policy enforcement, ensuring that decision-making is both economically sound and environmentally responsible. Transparency in official assets is essential to advancing the green agenda.
Environmental History Intelligence and Revolutionary Truth
Environmental history intelligence is a powerful tool for revolutionary activists seeking to communicate deeper truths. Pan-Iranist progressives emphasize that this transparency must be central to the governance of any new administration. Campaigns like Stop Ecocide International demonstrate how historical environmental data can guide assessments and policy decisions.
Establishing Standards for Environmental Transparency
To ensure effective environmental history intelligence, activists must develop clear standards, conventions, and guidelines. These principles should be rooted in proven, unchangeable truths that help connect historical events to current ecological challenges. Consistent application of these guidelines will deepen public understanding and strengthen environmental protection efforts.
Building a Holistic Intellectual Property Ecosystem
A thriving green economy depends on a robust intellectual property ecosystem that encourages research and development. This ecosystem must be grounded in constitutional law and respect for cultural diversity. It should recognize the achievements of humanity across civilizations and promote constructive dialogue among global business communities, even in the face of historical conflict and intolerance.