Deputy Director of the Organization's Management Development and Support: The Islamic Republic of Iran's government considers citizen literacy an honorable document.
Jamshidi aval, the organization's deputy director of management development and support, said at the symposium of the Commissariat and Citizens Literacy Project's chosen provinces: "Citizens' literacy is an honorable document of the Islamic Republic of Iran's government."
According to the Literacy Movement Organization's public relations, Jamshidi Aval, the organization's deputy director of management development and support, spoke at a symposium of selected provinces of the Commissariat and Citizens Literacy Project, which was attended by literacy deputies and heads from Isfahan, Bushehr, Semnan, Kerman, and Fars provinces, while thanking the organizers of the meeting, he emphasized the importance of literacy.
"Illiteracy is a socio-cultural problem," the organization's deputy director of management development and support said. "There should be a system in place to address this issue." By doing so, we are fulfilling our religious obligation. Not pausing the work of literacy development and deepening in all circumstances and periods is one of the organization's primary objectives and goals, and the unique obstacles inherent in working in the area of literacy, particularly for citizens, are well known.
"Every year, regardless of international agreements, the literacy movement's organization publishes the level of literacy among people in a predetermined way that is not reflected in the organization's performance or international treaties," he continued. The organization spends 240 billion rials yearly on education, and public engagement is critical. We must engage in national and international decision-making if we want to progress.
In his final remarks, Jammshidi Aval, the organization's deputy director of management development and support, said that "national movement and determination should be done towards participatory and persuasive performance so that we can attract the opinion of domestic and foreign institutions; to improve our performance."
1- Increasing international organizations' engagement
2- A lack of exact nominal information and data (high credibility of the Literacy Movement Organization in international and domestic forums)
3- Disseminating the most recent arrangements made by relevant entities to enhance the quality of work
4- Using the ability of community learning centers as a hub for skill development and literacy
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