Tehran, March 15 -- As tensions continue to rise across West Asia, Iran's exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi on Sunday laid out a five-point economic agenda for a proposed transitional system in Iran, promising to dismantle corruption, reclaim frozen national assets abroad, and redirect the country's wealth toward infrastructure, healthcare, education, and economic recovery for Iranian citizens.

In a message addressed to "compatriots," Pahlavi said that although Iran is a "wealthy, talented, and proud" nation, its people have been impoverished due to "corruption, incompetence, and reckless adventurism" of the Islamic Republic, adding that "this must come to an end."

Outlining the plan, Pahlavi said the transitional system would first "fre...