An open letter to the experienced diplomat

I respect you.

Your Excellency is an expert in foreign policy and its elite expert, but the experience of this election showed that you were not familiar with domestic politics and its multiple corridors of power.

Your great experience and initiative in culture building are admirable, but the experience of the steering council, which at least now you know what the result is, caused divergence instead of convergence.

In the current situation, do they allow the selection of governors with groups and centralized guidance of vice presidents to be strategic?

That plan for the appointment of governors must have provoked the influential people of the system and, strangely, your Excellency had also written it and it was clear that they would appoint an interior minister who would not pay much attention to these civil selection methods.

If they were ministers of countries aligned with the government, they would not be under the burden of this.

Do the authoritarians and the people in real power in Posto allow the "lasso" of this nascent seedling of surveillance to grow?

It is obvious that when your Excellency emphasizes it, they will make a giant out of it to hit you, either out of jealousy or enmity. And they make the tentacles very sensitive to conclude that they will nip it in the bud and documentably say that interference in the country's regulatory bodies and possible networking is an imaginary thing.

The way was and is for the president to refer the centralized request of this people's committee to the interior minister and, like all "samans", have the supervision of the Faraja Intelligence Organization. And the General Inspection Organization of the country should not imagine that a forum wants to emerge within it, or even the President's Special Inspection Office

Didn't you notice that they put the non-governmental organizations under special control with the same justifications?

Don't think you created a networking fear? And this sometimes funny name is enough for them to pay attention and make other favorable decisions.

Mr. Dr. Zarif

You know that the law and legal justification is the excuse, and in this regard, I also wrote to Mr. Alami that the issues are higher than these words.

I wish it didn't happen like this and I wish Dr. Pezeshkian would have paid attention to that benevolent note that I wrote to him because of my interest in the country and the nation.

Those who want integrity, those who want power and stability, and some of the Ayatollah's trustees who you consider to be the main opponents of the Jam are happy now, but I am sure that in the end, they lost too close to this civil space.

Of course, the understanding of this loss will become more clear in the future.

I wish Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian would also understand the reality of internal hidden powers before it is too late.

Ayatollah's consent and reference alone are not enough in some cases; Although the path is open, very difficult interactions are necessary; very hard

Keep it as a memory

Abdollah Abdi
Independent reporter