Behshid Barkhordar, the Zoroastrian representative in parliament, recently announced his dedication to supporting the top scientific talents and athletes within the Zoroastrian community.
In his message to the parliament, Behshid Barkhordar outlined her plan to invite some of the most distinguished scientists recognized at Pirnaraki, along with top athletes from the Jam, to participate in various levels of a lottery-based selection process.
The message from Behshid Barkhordar to the parliament reads as follows:
Zoroastrian Representative Supports Leading Scientific and Athletic Talents with Ahura Mazda’s Blessings
“Greetings to the pure souls of the departed, to the noble spirit of Mr. Kharasheh, and to you, fellow believers and athletes, who have stepped onto the sports field to honor the memory of our nation’s defenders. I extend my heartfelt thanks and appreciation to each of the organizers of this event, who have dedicated their efforts to achieving new honors.
I believe that this significant event should not merely be a repetition but should serve as a platform for meaningful change. This change will set the stage for the rise of athletes capable of competing on national and international levels.
Fellow believers, educators, and organizers, sports, like all cultural, economic, and social activities, require data collection, careful planning, design, management, and, most importantly, foresight. With thoughtful guidance, the gathering of data, talent identification, and the nurturing of potential, we can cultivate professional athletes. I am hopeful that, with your collective support, we will achieve this goal in the years to come.”
“I will conclude my speech by announcing my intention to invite some of the top scientists recognized at Pirnaraki, along with some of the best athletes from various age groups in the Janbakhtegan Cup, to the Islamic Council for encouragement and familiarization. Additionally, I plan to mentor the most promising academics to support parliamentary representation and introduce the best athletes, whose records are close to the national level, to the relevant federations for further training and development programs.”
