Mrs. Behrouz Azar, the Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, stressed the importance of unity in the current context, noting that unity goes beyond mere compromise and embodies the idea of ​​"building unity."

She noted that "compromise is often about sharing benefits, where each party is focused only on their share but national unity is rooted in kindness, love, and creating a shared future in which everyone feels a sense of victory.

Mrs. Behrouz Azhar was impressed by the Prophet Muhammad's practice and added: "In tribal conflicts, the Prophet included everyone in the problem-solving process so that no one felt left out or defeated. This perspective could serve as a model for promoting national unity in Today's world."

Elsewhere in her speech, she said unity is an attitude based on kindness and love.

She said, "National unity is not just a social and political contract but a spirit born of a shared and planned future. This conference has taught me that unity is sustainable only when built on love for a better future and common efforts to make it a reality."

She also accentuated the importance of "building unity" in times of social crisis, saying, "In times when societies are divided and fragmented, unity means recognizing commonalities and taking positive action to foster convergence. If we can extend this perspective to all levels of society, we will have taken a great step towards unity."

Mrs. Behrouz Azhar described the conference as one of the most fruitful experiences: "Today, every moment was a learning opportunity, from the expert panels to the brief conversations on the sidelines of the event. National unity requires joint efforts and fostering a spirit of compassion at all levels of society. If we broaden this perspective, many social issues will be resolved."

Mrs. Behrouz Azhar stressed the importance of kindness and foresight in building unity. She said achieving national unity requires overcoming social divisions through joint efforts to foster a shared vision and lasting convergence.

The conference's objective was to present practical solutions for national unity and provide a platform for dialogue between elites and governors.