We're still talking about and pinning our hopes on some mythical reforms that took place 15 years ago Ardesheer jaan, so I think it would be safe to say that our reformist friends are still a long way from the planning stage for a bright and real future - they just like to mention the word "plan" a lot when discussing issues with the rest of us!
But I will tell you what the hope is. The hope is that Rohani will throw a few smiles around and melts the hearts of the P5+1 negotiators, so that sanctions will be lifted and business can go back to being hunky dory like it was under Khatami and Rafi, so that everyone can make a few more bucks and we can follow in the footsteps of the great Saudi brothers living in an Islamic police state but with good cash flow!
Honestly, in all the years I haven't heard of a single reformist even hoping for anything beyond that, let alone planning for it.
Furthermore, my observation has been that reformists vehemently oppose or ridicule any plans or steps, not only in Iran but anywhere in the ME, that will take any country beyond an autocratic religious police state. I apologize in advance if that offends anyone, but I say it like I see it and that's based on my observations in the last 5 years. My hope is that more and more reformists realize exactly how their views are coming across to the rest of us.