In days when the discussion of widespread corruption in the country has become one of the hot topics, the government has suddenly taken actions in the area of large contracts that are noteworthy. Recently, the largest contract of the Ministry of Roads has been awarded to one of the subsidiary companies, while previously we witnessed the silence of some regarding the corruption of the Zanjani and Mohammadi cases.
Silence or Betrayal?
This raises the question of whether silence in the face of past corruption signifies consent or if we are now facing betrayal of national interests? In a situation where society is seeking transparency and accountability, these types of contracts require more scrutiny than ever. Are these contracts merely part of a larger game in which the interests of the people are overlooked?
It seems that there is a need for a serious reconsideration of the country's economic and regulatory policies. Can the new government learn from past experiences and pave the way for transparency?
