Will Ayatollah Khamenei play his historic role in organizing the political structure and bureaucracy of the Islamic Republic during his lifetime? / Suggesting 7 Important Topics for Structural Reform to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic

 Abdollah Abdi - Abdi Media

The Islamic Republic of Iran has faced complex challenges in the last four decades, many of which are rooted in inefficient structures and decentralized decision-making, and most of them are due to the multiplicity of centers of command and real power.

No one in the current era of the Islamic Republic, like Ayatollah Khamenei, can:

1. Organize the current ailing political and bureaucratic structure of the country, foremost of which is the merger or coverage of revolutionary institutions and non-governmental public institutions into government ministries, and expand the possibility of government oversight and centralized governance.

2. The General Inspection Organization should really bring the country to its desired legal position and remove its legal and regulatory restrictions and make this organization the Inspector General of the country in the general sense of the word. It should also remove the legal restrictions on the duties of the Court of Administrative Justice and extend its scope to the whole country.

3. Organize and organize the structure of the armed forces and their organizational parallels.

4. Merge the Supreme Councils of the country into the Parliament or related ministries.

5. Just as in 1989, he opposed the inclusion of the possibility of the dissolution of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in the powers of the Supreme Leader, and he restored the parliament to its rightful position at the top of the country.

6. Organize the country's foreign policy. In particular, it should prevent the multiplicity of decision-making in it, or at least give the president a little possibility of maneuvering and exercising power.

7. As was made clear in the 1989 Amendment to the Constitution, the duty of the President and the Prime Minister should at least clarify the duty of the Leader and the President.

These cases show that Ayatollah Khamenei today has a historic and irreplaceable role in reforming the various structures of the Islamic Republic, and whether or not these important axes will be judged by future generations.

 The history that is before us today was created by leaders who perhaps did not think that one day they would become a piece of history or that their actions would have a great impact on the fate of a nation.

These seven important headlines, which have been written today by this simple journalist, can be a clear boundary between continuity or non-continuity, existence or absence, order or turmoil.

Today's action, given the power and nature of the action, has a great impact on the future of a nation. It doesn't even matter if the government stays or not.