Ahmad Tavakkoli

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Corruption is the main scourge that gripped the revolution/Conversation with Ahmed Tavakli

Abdi Media's conversation with Ahmed Tawakli, Minister of Labor, Member of Parliament and member of the Expediency Council

Ahmad Tavakoli: "The question 'If you had to leave Iran for any reason, which country would you choose to live in?' is a bad question."

Ahmad Tavakoli: "If the revolution hadn't happened, I would have either died in prison, been martyred on the streets, or lived a life of isolation."

Everything I have is from the revolution.

Ahmad Tavakoli: After Imam [Khomeini], the prominent figure was Mr. Hashemi, not Mr. Khamenei.

Akbar Hashemi's influence in the IRGC was greater than that of Mr. Khamenei.

Ahmad Tavakoli: According to the law, they had no right to torture us.

The law existed.

Ahmad Tavakoli: Divine boundaries must always be enforced.

We paid attention to legal and religious precision, and if we didn't know, we would ask.

Released for the first time – Behind the scenes of events from the past half-century.

Corruption, the main scourge that plagued the revolution/ conversation with Ahmad Tavakoli

This conversation was conducted in 2017.