Empowering women to help transform macroeconomic management
By Mohammad Eslami
Head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization
Mrs. Farzaneh Sadeq-Malvajerd, the nominee for the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development in the new Iranian government, has risen through the ranks of management based on her own merits and qualifications. She has a thorough knowledge of macro-management affairs and is one of the prominent figures in terms of analytical power, decision-making, and managerial competence.
What sets Sadeq-Malvajerd apart is her specialized knowledge, keen discernment, and auditing skills. She possesses the ability to prioritize and make decisions with the nation’s welfare at heart. Facilitating people’s affairs, her courage and resoluteness in policymaking, proactive nature, and timely decision-making are also commendable traits.
During her tenure as the deputy for Architecture and Urban Development and the secretary of the Supreme Council of Architecture and Urban Development under the government of former president Hassan Rouhani, all the country’s scientific centers and universities of architecture and urban development worked unprecedentedly with her in harmony.
Her performance in the Supreme Council of Architecture and Urban Development, where she skillfully coordinated with various member organizations in decision-making processes, was particularly noteworthy. Her strength in interaction and coordination undoubtedly contributed to effective policymaking and yielded positive outcomes.
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