President’s Speech

Yes.. We say yes, we will continue to work and work and we willYes… We say yes, we will continue to work and keep moving forward. We pave the roads, we color the paths of good for others, and we search in our souls openly to find what comforts the conscience and eases the mind without hurting those whom we respect and appreciate. It is a difficult journey, but it is amazing what history will record for all of us in letters of light. What a wonderful and honest job! You give us a lesson in creativity and brilliance every day. How challenging you are, Honor, yet persistent in respecting time and others!
Brothers, our path is difficult. Do not be surprised; this is the truth in every sense of the word. Our great homeland contemplates its bright future in us. Our path is difficult, and it requires patience and effort so that, God willing, we will achieve success. Our way allows no room for uncertainty—either we succeed, or we do not. I invite you all to strengthen your resolve and energize so that we may all succeed.
Our doors are open to the creators; we only close them to the corrupt and the thieves, and you are innocent of them. We need everyone’s effort; no one is excluded. I do not think I need to be a guard or inspector, as you are the embodiment of goodness, generosity, and great trust, and you are the cornerstone of this institution. The relationship between the superior and the subordinate cannot succeed unless visions align, conviction is achieved, and experience matures, becoming a lesson from which we can benefit in both the short and long term. Over the past period, we have seen nothing but the fruits of the determination and dedication of those benevolent individuals who have put themselves at the forefront. Yes, all roads leading to truth and justice are difficult, but do not be discouraged by the path of truth, for few will walk it.