I am Fahimeh Ilghami, a chemical engineer who graduated in Iran and a pharmacist in Belgium. As an Iranian woman, activist for the rights of women and children, and political activist focused on Iranian issues, I have devoted a large part of my life to understanding and defending the human and social realities of my country.
An essential part of my life unfolded in Iran, where I was directly confronted with the realities of society, political restrictions, social pressures, and the daily concerns of the population. My personal experience in Iran shaped a vision that goes beyond purely theoretical analyses. What I express today stems not only from readings or studies but from experiences deeply lived in my body, mind, and daily life. It is this human experience that drives me to amplify the authentic voice of the Iranian people.
My professional path and exile represented more than a geographical shift. They provided an opportunity to better understand international mechanisms, the role of the media, human rights challenges, and the influence of global public opinion on Iran's political transformations. After my exile, my work in political analysis, media, and international dialogue intensified, with particular focus on Iran's future, civil liberties, and democratic transition.
In my analyses, I strive to maintain a structured, realistic approach grounded in historical and social understanding of Iranian and Middle Eastern issues. I am convinced that analysis must remain independent of political emotions and ideological narratives, relying above all on facts, experience, and authentic knowledge of society.
I believe in a free, secular, and democratic Iran, an Iran in which women's rights, freedom of expression, social justice, and human dignity are guaranteed for all citizens. I see Iran's future in the engagement of its youth, women, and civil society, a generation that aspires to a normal life, freedom, stability, and a constructive relationship with the world.
In my view, Prince Reza Pahlavi stands today as one of the most important and influential figures in the Iranian opposition. He has represented a significant share of the national will to move beyond the Islamic Republic. I consider his role essential in forging national unity, mobilizing international support, and guiding a democratic transition. I also believe he can help deliver greater stability, economic prosperity, and calm to Iran while advancing peace and cooperation at the regional and international levels.
The aim of my activities is to build a bridge between the realities of Iranian society and international actors, European governments, local institutions, and members of the European Parliament. My goal is to offer clear, analytical, and truth-based commentary that conveys to the world a more accurate picture of the aspirations, hardships, and hopes of the Iranian people.
I am convinced that Iran's future will be built neither through extremism nor violence, but through collective awareness, national unity, democracy, and respect for human dignity.