Paths to Justice Organisation Mister President, I speak before you as a member of the Al-Ahwaz Arab nation in Iran, a community whose language, culture, and basic rights are not protected. Ahwazi Arabs continue to face limits on the Arabic language, no mother tongue education, and pressure on cultural identity. Many Ahwazi activities and community members have been randomly arrested, put through unfair trials, and seen as criminals just for peaceful cultural or social activities. Our region also suffers from power development, environmental damage, and lack of access to water, jobs, and public services. These problems create deep inequality and weaken trust between the Iranian regime and the Ahwazi Arab nation. To build real social harmony, I offer three simple recommendations: 1) protect culture and language; 2) ensure fair political participation without fear and discrimination; 3) quality development of services in Ahwazi Arab nation. Mr. President, trust can only grow when all people feel respected and safe. The Ahwazi Arab nation is willing to contribute completely when their fundamental rights are fully respected. Thank you, Mr. President.