I'm not sure what you have in mind in terms of education. One of the problems is that Iran sees civil society as a threat. Iran has a very vibrant civil society. It's a youthful population there who are Internet-savvy. They're cosmopolitan, but they are severely repressed, they're imprisoned, and they're intimidated, so that is part of the problem. Development-type efforts all have to be filtered through the Revolutionary Guards and through the religious foundations, and that very seriously circumscribes what can be achieved.
