He argues that the future should not depend on the restoration of monarchy alone but on the will of the people, expressed through a free referendum once a democratic transition is achieved. This position has gained him respect among some non-monarchist opposition figures who see him as a pragmatic leader capable of bridging political divides. Reza Pahlavi has maintained close ties with the global diaspora, which numbers in the millions and plays a significant role in advocating for political change.
He frequently engages with communities in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, as well as international human rights organizations and media outlets. Through speeches, interviews, and online broadcasts, he has worked to keep the discussion of future alive among abroad and to inspire younger generations to become active in civic and political life. He also uses social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and YouTube to communicate directly with inside and outside the country, emphasizing transparency, civic engagement, and the preservation of cultural identity.
