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Government is the sphere of life in which the official and comprehensive decisions of a society and state are made. Government contains the central institutions of society that are responsible for shaping the whole, and do not represent a partial sector of it. After the rise of the Islamic Republic in Iran, revolutionary changes took place around the issue and the mechanisms of government changed their face from end to end. As part of the fundamental changes that occurred following the rise of the Islamic Republic in Iran, it was a fundamental ideological change in the system of government. It is likely that you thought that a leader is a man of “all-powerful and all-doing”! The question arises: Is this true? What is the system of government in Iran? Democracy? Dictatorship? Or… The lecture sheds light on the central players in the political arena, on the balances and checks and balances and on the power struggles within them and is accompanied by a fascinating video presenting the “Inauguration Ceremony of President Rouhani.”
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– The Supreme Leader: The method of electing the leader and his area of responsibility
– The Guardian Council: Its area of
responsibility, the conditions for accepting candidates and the method of electing them
– The Assembly of Experts: Its area of responsibility, the conditions for accepting candidates and the method of electing them – The Council for the Protection of Interests
: Its area of responsibility, the conditions for accepting candidates and the method of electing them
– The Judiciary: Its area of responsibility, the conditions for accepting candidates and the method of electing them – The Legislative Branch: Its area of responsibility, the conditions for accepting candidates and
the method of electing them – The Armed Forces: Its types, their area of responsibility, the conditions for accepting candidates
– The system of government in Iran: From democracy to dictatorship
– The text of the oath of office for members of parliament
– President Rouhani’s inauguration ceremony and its characteristics