Amir Dabirimehr
Amir Dabirimehr: We will pay ransom in interaction with China and Russia
How long do we want to pay tribute to reaction in order to confront arrogance?
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Amir Dabirimehr: We do not have rational and timely policy-making in the country
The government is responsible for laying rails in all countries
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Amir Dabirimehr: The 2025 Vision Document has been forgotten!
The Vision Document was forgotten because development was destroyed
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Amir Dabirimehr: The issue of Iran's development has been forgotten
The issue is no longer this government or that government!
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Amir Dabirimehr: If the people of the country do not accept the government's ideas, legitimacy will reach the lowest level
Those who have harmed the legitimacy of the system have not seen the demands of the people
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See| Political earthquake! Negotiation on the way, legitimacy at risk
In a conversation with Dr. Amir Dabirimehr, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Research Group of Thought and Pen, which can be viewed on Abdi Media's YouTube channel
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Right Now Alive / Political Earthquake! Negotiation on the way, legitimacy at risk
In an interview with Dr. Amir Dabirimehr, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Research Group of Thought and Pen
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Secretary Mehr: The ruling system without the people's vote loses its legitimacy
Conversation with Dr. Amir Debiri Mehr, University Professor and Researcher in Political Science
Iran's Elections: From Crisis to Ideal-The Battle for Security, Participation and Competition
Secretary Mehr: The President of the Islamic Republic of Iran is the leader of {Ayatollah Khamenei} according to the Constitution
Conversation with Dr. Amir Debiri Mehr, University Professor and Researcher in Political Science and Director of Andishe and Qalam Research Institute on the topic: "Iran's Elections: From Crisis to Ideal-The Battle of Security, Participation and Competition"
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Iran's Elections: From Crisis to Ideal, the Battle of Security, Participation, and Competition - In conversation with Amir Dabiri Mehr, university professor
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