How worried should we be when Ishaq Jahangiri says, "No one knows what to do for the future"?

Hamihan wrote:

Eshaq Jahangiri, the experienced Iranian politician, can be considered at the tail end of the reformists, neighboring the centrist political faction.

This was the reason why Hassan Rouhani, based on his own judgment and perhaps the recommendations of the late Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, started his role as the First Vice President during the eleventh presidential term at a high level.

If it is true that a politician of Eshaq Jahangiri's stature, who usually speaks cautiously, says in a meeting that has been highly noticed, 'No one knows what to do for the future,' we should understand that Iran's times are more uncertain than we imagine. The reality is that Jahangiri's frightening assessment has a tangible counterpart in the country's political economy.