(IRNA) - Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, referring to his letter to US President George W. Bush, said here on Wednesday, "As new letters with different contents get ready, process of sending letters to heads of states would continue.
According to Public Relations of the Presidential office, the President made the comment in an interview with the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) Channel One, in which he focused on most significant moves of his government during the course of the past 45 days, reports Trend.
He said, "Those were among the toughest days of my cabinet." Ahmadinejad said that his government was quite determined to solve the problem of youth unemployment in the country, particularly in more deprived parts of Iran.
The President invited the Iranian and foreign investors to take full advantage of the investment opportunities in Iran, stressing, that two thirds of the country's banks' assets are allocated to be spent in large industries and other macro-scale economic investments." Evaluating the general process of making foreign investments in the country's steel, aluminum, oil, gas, and mine sectors as "satisfactory", Ahmadinejad said, "The government is determined to limit state investments and therefore, the Iranian and foreign investors have a very good chance to invest calmly and contribute to Iran's advancement and development."
Emphasizing his government's strong determination to reform the administrative apparatus of the country and to launch a campaign against financial frauds, or at least to lower their level, he said, "The government is obliged to block the path for dodging laws and tries to severe the hands of those that take illegal advantage of public funds."
He added, "In doing so we are in dire need of the people's cooperation, support, and guidance."