Iran's Rowhani seeks 'constructive
interaction'
With a population of roughly 75 million,
the Persian spoken Islamic republic whose president is elected by the public
every four years but allowed to be reelected only once has just elected its new
president to take office in August.
But who has the supreme power and authority
in the nuclear developing nation, which was once called one of the Axis of evil
by the former US president? Since their presidential candidates must be
approved by the Guardian Council prior to running in order to ensure their
allegiance to the ideals of the Islamic revolution which took place in 1979
under Ayatollah Khomeini. Therefore, the President is just responsible for the
implementation of the Constitution and for the exercise of executive powers,
except for matters directly related to the Supreme Leader, who has the final
say in all matters. It sounds a similar to the government of the one-party ruled
country, China, doesn’t it?
Enjoy reading and learning about the mighty
Persian Islamic country’s new president.
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