The Persian language can be one of the pillars of the Islamic Republic of Iran's soft power. To achieve this goal, it is necessary on the one hand that Persian be protected against harms (the influx of foreign words and the violation of Persian rules) and on the other that the ground be laid for expanding the use of Persian in various (non-Persian-speaking) countries.
To counter the threat of foreign words, first, priority lies with newly arrived words, and second, priority lies with coining e
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Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian