Delay in proceedings at the Security Office of the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare regarding zavieh group — deliberate or inadvertent?

Mr. Ahmad Meydari,
Minister of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare
Greetings,

It would be appropriate to conduct a special review: why has the judicial order of the Special Prosecutor for International Affairs regarding the Zaviyeh Financial Group, dated April 5, 2025, after six months, not been:

1. Reported to you by the former and current heads of the Ministry’s Security Office and its Deputy for Personnel Protection?

2. Properly communicated with a warning and investigation to the deputies and directors-general of headquarters and affiliated organizations, and instead only sent to the Pension Fund and Shasta Company—while even the final results of these two entities have not yet been reported to the judiciary after six months?

Your review—given your stated commitment to uncovering and confronting corruption—will likely be of great interest.

Also, kindly remind the head of the Ministry’s Security Office that drafting a letter to the judiciary with the speculative content such as: “The necessary security warning was issued to subordinate security offices, and no records were found!” is not too difficult—especially since the man who once pursued verification is no longer around, and the patrons have long abandoned the Eskandari-Nia family.