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It is December 2030, the seventh anniversary of the Revolution. It is early afternoon. I have had a hectic few days traveling throughout Iran with my 12-year-old son, Abaan. It is almost hard to recognize the place. There is incredible energy everywhere; you can see and feel it. There is a sense of urgency to move fast and catch up after going backwards for so long. Our young people are literally racing to rebuild the country. There are cranes everywhere. Nearly half a century of sanctions have unintentionally raised a generation that is creative, resilient, and driven to build a better life for themselves, their children, and whatever life is left for their parents.
We walk into Starbucks to get tea and snacks. I use my American Express to pay. Something as simple as using a credit card was not possible in Iran for many years. As we sit down, I look across the street and watch a bunch of tourists who have just arrived at The Hyatt Hotel. I can tell they are Americans and Israelis. I see and hear young kids speaking in broken Farsi! It is hard to believe that it only took 18 months after the Regime’s fall for the United States and Israel to open their embassies in Tehran. Iran has become one of the most popular destinations for people of Jewish descent due to their significant historical roots throughout Iran. We have moved quickly to normalize relationships with the entire world and are assuming our rightful place in the international community, heads held high. Once again, we have become a beacon of stability in the Middle East.
The speed at which tourists are pouring into Iran after the fall of the Mullahs has been extraordinary. Over 50 million people visited Iran in 2029, a 10-fold increase from 2020. Hotel brands from all around the
world have been building properties throughout the country at a breakneck pace. You can now book places in Iran through AirBnB! Many bet that the southern Islands of Kish and Qeshm in the Persian Gulf will rival Dubai and Qatar in less than 30 years. Everyone I know intends to buy real estate here. Iran is as historic, scenic, and welcoming as Turkey.
We finish our snack, walk outside and grab an Uber and head to Azadi Square. It is a sight to be seen. You can see massive marble statues everywhere, mixed with gardens, seas of flowers, and water features. I can recognize many of them; Mahsa, Nika, Pardis, Aylaar...
- Who are these women?, Aaban asks
- They were killed during the Revolution
- I thought only men fought and died
- Not here
The world witnessed the first revolution in its history that was led by women. In 2022, Time Magazine named Iranian women as their Person of the Year.
The Fall and winter of 2022 were hard. Unimaginably hard. Death and pain were everywhere. Those of us living abroad helplessly watched courageous Kurdish men and women fight with their bare hands against machine guns and artillery. We saw barbaric beatings, rape, and torture of innocent young people who simply wanted to live free. The world witnessed bravery as it had never seen before. I tell myself every revolution has its martyrs, but that doesn’t stop the tears from rolling down.
There are hundreds of people walking around the Square. There is a
park full of young college students reading, playing soccer, and sunbathing around Khodanoor Lake. Some of the girls are wearing shorts, and some their hijabs. Boys and girls holding hands, laughing, and even kissing. Less than ten years ago, they couldn’t even eat together!
We walk towards Ronaghi Center, Tehran’s new business hub. It feels like New York City and Silicon Valley got together and had a child. Tehran is a city of 24 million and you can tell. I see a plethora of modern buildings; Google, Amazon, Apple, Twitter, Four
Seasons, Nordstrom are all here now to take advantage of a highly educated and sophisticated workforce, let alone an incredibly robust marketplace. There is a mad rush by American and European companies to market their goods and services in Iran, population of almost 90 million whose 60% is under 35. They have had no access to Western products for nearly 50 years. More importantly, our incredibly educated workforce is starting their own companies in a multitude of industries, including software, data science, medical devices, agriculture, and heavy industries, not only in Tehran but throughout this vast nation. Scores of our scientists now regularly and freely share their findings, travel to all corners of the world, and intellectually contribute to the global community.
I want to see the new Financial District of Tehran, so we take the subway and exit at Karimi Street. The area is literally like Midtown, Manhattan. Tall buildings are mixed with old trees; Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Bank Paribas, ... too many to list. Capital flows where there is trust and stability. And Iran has worked at warp speed to establish both.
The government of Mrs. Alavi, the Middle East’s first woman President and the freely-elected 100 parliamentarians representing all ethnicities and religious minorities, is hard at work to integrate the
nation within the international community. Iran has signed a Non- Intervention and Peace Treaty with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries, at the same time that it fully divulged and dismantled the Islamic Republic’s clandestine nuclear program - something that the West could not accomplish in 20+ years of desperately trying to negotiate with the Islamic Republic. Since 2024, Western companies have invested a trillion dollars in Iran.
We grab a car and head back home to my parent’s house. They are throwing a huge party for us to celebrate my return home; for good! I escaped from Iran after the massacre of 2019. Over eight million Iranians have fled Iran during the rule of the I.R. We reside in Europe, America and Australia, are highly educated, and have become one of the most, if not the most, successful subcultures wherever we have chosen to call home. Many of us are scientists, professors, doctors, investment professionals, and artists. But now, many of us are coming back home to rebuild our own country. I just accepted a position with Pfizer in Shiraz, which is quickly becoming an epicenter of medical sciences in the region. My wife is going to teach at Sharif University, known as the Stanford of the Middle East.
Friends and family slowly arrive at the house. People are eating, dancing and drinking freely. No more risk of raids for extortion by thugs of the Islamic Republic. “This is your cousin, Sarina. You have never met her but I think you two will have a lot to talk about'', my mother says. I learned that she is 29 and had spent five years as a political prisoner during the Dark Ages. She is now a filmmaker and a writer. “I lost both of my brothers in the Revolution”. Trauma and death have touched nearly every family in Iran.
I catch myself staring at a tattoo that covers her entire right arm. It is in Farsi and reads, Zan, Zendeghi, Azadi - Woman, Life, Freedom - pain, pride and hope washes over me. For the first time in my life, I
feel like I can breathe. Iran is mine again. مهدی اقتداری (بحث) ‏۱۴ ژانویهٔ ۲۰۲۳، ساعت ۱۹:۱۹ (UTC)
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