We Want Peace

To World Leaders

We understand your concerns. You fear that change in Iran could bring instability. You wonder: "What comes next? Could it be worse?"

Let us be clear:

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  We seek peace, not revenge.

  The Iranian people want reconciliation, not conflict. We have no desire to threaten any nation.

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  We want to be partners, not adversaries.

  A free Iran will engage with the international community as an equal partner in trade, diplomacy, and culture.

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  We believe in secular governance.

  The Iranian people want a government that represents all citizens — regardless of religion, ethnicity, or gender.

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  We will honor international commitments.

  A democratic Iran will be a responsible member of the global community, respecting treaties and international law.

To Our Neighbors

To Iraq, Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Turkmenistan, and our neighbors across the waters:

We share borders. We share history. We share culture. For too long, the current regime has spread fear and conflict in our region. This is not who we are.

The Persian people have coexisted with our neighbors for thousands of years. We have traded together, created art together, and built civilizations together. A free Iran will return to this tradition.

Who We Were, Who We Can Be Again

Before 1979, Iran was a modernizing nation. Women attended universities. Artists and poets flourished. We had diplomatic relations with nations across the world. Tehran was called "the Paris of the Middle East."

We are not asking to go backward. We are asking for the freedom to build a modern, democratic Iran — one that honors our ancient Persian heritage while embracing the future.

Iran has 3,000 years of civilization. We gave the world poetry, mathematics, medicine, and the very concept of human rights (the Cyrus Cylinder). The current regime is 47 years old. It does not define us.