parliament. more than 25 million people went to the polls to choose the next members of the legislative branch which has a direct influence on the country's foreign policy. the rise of some new figures has already changed the... dramatically the configuration of the next parliament. they've challenged the authority of established figures such as mohammad bakir ghalibaf, the speaker of the parliament who has a long political career, including running for president and serving as tehran's mayor. but can they change the course of the country in the international arena, or will they keep the status quo? sanctions, the iran nuclear deal and the afghans living in iran are but few issues related to iran's foreign policy. that the upcoming parliament has to deal with as matters of great urgency. the 2024 parliamentary elections have had some surprises for the country and the world that might affect the parliament's general approach towards issues of international significance. the three of top vote gette

for the next parliament. a about the resistance movement. previous parliaments were not as active as they were supposed to be, maybe because they thought that the government was active enough in this regard. but i think the parliament should get involved, especially in the palestinian cause. it has to take a strong stance on it and shape effective relations in favor of the resistance movement, along with the ministry of foreign affairs, the national security council and other related organs. the country's support for resistance groups such as hisbollah in lebanon. and hamas in palestine has had positive effects such as promoting solidarity among countries in the region that share similar anti-western anti-hegemonic sentiments. the us in this sense has always been a problem in iran's foreign policy. tehran insists that washington should stop its hegemonic ambitions in west asia and considers it as a root cause of regional instability. but will the new parliament take direct action so... was to confront the us,

the parliament can't . this is a point that we have to give a fundamental thought to the issue of energy dissatisfaction. it seems that with this atmosphere that the government is moving forward and controlling , it is controlling the liquidity and the monetary base . you know that we 30 our billion dollars and the difference in government borrowing before the central bank was 20 thousand tomans per dollar, which is about 600 hemats. it was the day of the previous government, and now the current government is almost 20 months old he is paying for his hard work. this loan should be given, the parliament should help the government to give this loan so that the people can see his works in the value of their money and on their tables. i think this is one of the points that should be paid attention to . now, besides the priorities you mentioned , i want to talk to you about people's acceptance of the current. let's talk about the politician who was welcomed by them. now, which political or economic current did t

parliament. they've challenged the authority of established figures such as muhammad ghalibov, the speaker of the parliament, who has a long political career, including running for president and serving as tehran's mayor. but can they change the course of the country in the international arena? or will they keep the status quo? sanctions the iran nuclear... deal and the afghans living in iran are but few issues related to iran's foreign policy that the upcoming parliament has to deal with as matters of great urgency. the 2024 parliamentary elections have had some surprises for the country and the world that might affect the parliament's general approach towards issues of international significance. the three of top vote getters in the capital city of tehran comprised of clerics, mahmud nabawyan and hamid rassai who clinch. first and third places respectively, and amir housein sabeiti, young conservative activist and news show host who came in second place. most notably, the election brought a stu

in the 12th parliament. let's continue eleventh. whatever direction they have , they must continue. some behaviors or i said that we should not repeat the decisions that hurt the face and image of the revolutionary assembly . i don't know these conversations at all . he started a newspaper. the only thing left was to not insult us, mr. rasail. now you are referring to a series of behaviors such as what kind of behavior in the previous parliament, yes, that 's all i said, now we have a website, a newspaper, and several channels thrown at us, which should not be credited at all. after all, the process of the 11th parliament was such that those who introduced the list and the coalition. having and forming the previous assembly, making a decision, two in tehran, two/third, change their candidates , why did you see the same conflict in the elections , one person said, sir, because so-and-so is on the list and so-and-so has such and such a problem, i am not ready, so that's what they thought. now, if we want to ta

parliament. it is said that the new parliament doesn't deeply believe in the jcpo as an agreement that could solve the country's problem. in other words, it could be an anti-jcpoa parliament so to speak. what do you think? as for the jcpo, the agreements died a few years ago and nothing is left of it except for its name, as you may remember, the leader of the islamic revolution referred to the jcpo in march 2015 in the holy city of mashed as a complete loss. what president rohani and form minister zarif called an international achievement actually caused great damage to the country, as the leader put it, it was a complete loss. naturally, the... 11th parliament was not a fan of the jcpo and the next parliament should pay no attention to it. the deal was a non-started from the very beginning. the results of the march elections will certainly have its impacts on the direction of iran's political landscape with implications for both domestic policies and international relations. mr. abul faz zohrava

, that is, 4 years in the 11th parliament and 2 years in the 10th parliament , our share of salaries has increased sharply, and the share of credits for property acquisition and development is decreasing. right now the allocations that mr. babaei karnai himself knows about in the provinces are now allocated in mazandaran province. their property acquisition is less than 20% of the province 's volume, because all the institutions are losing their salaries, or the share that is being contributed to the social security itself , to our pension funds, if we go through this process, in the next 5 years, we will have something called a construction budget in this country. we will not have much, which means that all of it must either go to the salaries or the shares of the funds that actually bankrupt you in radio and television now. the credits of the sada and vesima organization, your pensioners' salaries , are coming from the public budget. your pension fund you do not have favorable conditions. other devices in that 15 to 16 other boxes are connected to this one. in order for this path o

i was in the 10th parliament and the 11th parliament, each parliament took appropriate steps of coursee 11th parliament has done two major things, one is in the field of organizing cultural workers, which was a 12-year dream, but the 11th parliament did not realize it, and the other is the issue of equalizing pensioners' rights, which was mentioned that it was just an all-round and collective determination in this year's budget, mr. babaei , you know that i am the member of the budget consolidation, well, the government actually did not come up with the figure of 50 thousand billion tomans . we waited for this to happen. this determination had been made. this is what i said in that first discussion. the specialized commission should be the front and driving force. these drivers in all fields of welfare, labor, administration, employment, retirement. to save these bankrupt funds, why do we have to repeat the same thing now , sir, out of 17 funds, more than 15 are bankrupt. absolutely, let's say one year, let's say two years, let's say 3 years , let's say 4 years, let's say 5 years, let'

i say what should the 12th parliament do. the 12th parliament is working on its work. an expert's view should be discussed with the people. changes in the post the ministry of sports became the law of the club society system . it was compiled in cooperation with the commission and the research and investigations that were established, and the cases of foreign sports contracts were actually disclosed by the parliament . investigating the situation of the crisis that our pension fund was facing, it was actually brought up in the parliament, at least it was discussed with the people and the people judged themselves . majlisi took appropriate steps, although the 11th majlis has done major work one is in the field of ranking of educators, which was a 12-year-old wish of the 11th parliament, but it did not come to fruition . the other is the issue of equalizing pensioners' rights , which was mentioned as a comprehensive and collective decision in this year's budget. mr. bababai, you know. consolidation of the budget well, the government actually did not come up with the figu

there is no parliament, the army is not one of the powers of the parliament, if it wants to do something, it must provide financial resources , so the government needs financial resources. i am asking the new and elected representatives of the people to take care of article 75 in their plans. before the plan , they must have a discussion with the parliament's research center, the guardian council's research center, and the government. if this discussion is not done , the expert work will not come, it will go through all the stages, or the supreme supervisory board of the iranian assembly will take it and return it, or the guardian council will object because the guardian council's objection is against the principle of the constitution and against the city. those who do not think expediently, the higher bodies are also generally opposed to spending money. it seems that these friends try to keep our loved ones from going until they return to a place that will create an expectation in the society. they raise your expectations and then they cannot answer. pay attention to the information. la

in general, the parliament is all competition, which means that from tomorrow, when the parliament starts , you have to do everything. if there is a vote , you have to compete and you have to get votes, what a pity what kind of political people, so the leadership is what it is. i apologize for interrupting you , but for now, i understand more about myself , should this competition that you are referring to be broadcasted or not? you see, i am saying something that i have 4 years of experience in the parliament . this is my opinion of the leader's statement. some fights, some competitions , don't fight, some competitions are internal competitions. we should put them in the atmosphere of the parliament and that in the media. if we want to look inside , if we want to see ethics, mr. zanganeh, please see. we must be careful from today that i am elected. even about normal issues, which maybe until yesterday , i would easily turn on my microphone, stand in front of my instagram page and say something . since today, when i became a representative , i am responsible for each and every one of my w

, because everything that he does not succeed, he says that it is the parliament's fault, and the parliament, to say that it is not, that it is an office or the cabinet , and this, by the way, is another sacred cow, we have a cabinet, that is, it does not finalize many things, it is unprofessional, and it is in the shadows, because the speaker and servants are afraid to summon him to the parliament and give him a good taste. the topics of our next conversations , thank you, oksana savchuk, people's deputy of ukraine, non-partisan was in touch with us, and now anna eva melnyk, viewers are already asking, when is the news on spresso, hourly news. anna eva, word to you. greetings, colleagues, thank you for your work, the news team will continue to work, we will tell you about the most important things, in particular about the situation in zaporizhzhia. i will remind you that about 20 rocket strikes were made by the enemy on this city, we will have.

you are happy that you have entered the parliament. it is a heavy burden. islam is not a heavy burden, there is happiness that god has given us the opportunity to serve, and we are also worried that, god willing, we will be able to do this . are you happy or worried? you have to be able to do that did you promise to the people or was it in your mind that you could implement these in the society as the ideals that you defined ? we have given the people to act , god willing. god willing, i hope that god will give you success, so that you can, god willing , perform well with the duties that have been placed on your shoulders and be white both in front of people and in front of god. well, before that, do an interview. during the election campaigns with his excellency in the national media, if you agree let's see an excerpt from this interview and then discuss some of the questions raised in that interview with mr. yazdian. hamed yazdian, place of birth, isfahan, date of birth, 1357, ph.d. degree in water civil engineering from the university of tehran, residenc

, and the leadership of the parliament makes the government ignore parliament, because there was probablyf questions to the government twice during the entire wartime. that is, they came and tried to answer something, but it was literally there for an hour and a half. in fact, government officials do not come even when cabinet bills are presented. we always demand that the government be present in the parliament when important bills are considered, that the ministers present those bills that are submitted to the parliament from the government within their competence, but unfortunately, here it should be understood that when the monomajority came to... power under the wing of zelensky, we got not only an unprecedented unity of power, which in fact borders on usurpation, but we also got collective incapacity and irresponsibility, because the deputies are constantly reminded that they are nobody , especially the majority, that they are nothing without zelensky, as zelensky said, so it will be, the government officials are not effective at all without the decisions of the president's office,

enter the parliament. i want to give a more precise example. if the first person of list a gets 1 million votes in tehran and the last person of list a gets 4d and 50,000 votes and all of them enter the parliament , the first person of list b has 400,000 votes , the first person of list b will be barred from entering the parliament. it stays while right now in different cities of our country, we have representatives who enter the parliament with 50,000 votes and even less , so some people believe that this proportionality will help us not to empty the parliament of powerful people or powerful people of different currents. now, this is a good point, but in my opinion, we are talking about democracy and participation , especially democracy in the islamic republic. in my opinion, this is a bit problematic because people's votes must be effective and capable people are not only in big cities, but in big cities. are not you check to see the elites in the cities or they are tehran itself, i don't accept this, because there are capable people, compete

in the 10th parliament.rejected it once, not because of his faults, because it was said there. the reason for the rejection of the guardian council was that it was said that a person can be a member of d to be the first. in the proportional system , a person cannot become a member more than one first, but in the majority system, i was now a member of 15 in the constituency, so what does this mean, so to speak look at what you mean. at one time, your personality is your power, so that many parties and different views they accept you and support you. this is a good thing. it's not a bad thing. there's nothing wrong with supporting me . it's very easy to give me a blank space. i say , well, i'm right. now you helped, but most of your contribution was a small contribution. how can you determine that exactly? this waste can't determine how far my ballot will go in my election , but when i become a member of a list, the exact weight of that list will be determined. look, we have a problem in the country, a law tha

on the other hand, what does candidate have to undergo before making his or her way into the parliament, and as an mp, what can they do? for the electorate, can the new members bring a new lease of life to the country's legislative body, and what challenges aways them in baharistan building, where they are supposed to pass, amend and change laws and at the same time oversee the government's performance. these and more on this episode of iran today. since the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979, 11 rounds of parliamentary elections have been. held in the country, the 12th round is scheduled to be held on this friday, the new elected members will convene in late may. by law, election day is a holiday in iran. polling stations are open for at least 10 hours with the interior ministry able to extend the voting time if necessary, which is often done. in iran, voters do not need to register before elections. citizens aged 18 or above an election day can vote any polling station across the country. mohsen islami, spokesman for iran's election head. 34 people registered, in the 10th round

the number of participation in the twelfth parliament was more than that of the eleventh parliament, about half a million more people attended. the ballot boxes of some provinces had more than 78% participation compared to the previous period. the election of 2018 was completely different from today's elections, that is, the volume of advertisements this year was much higher for non-participation . the country is united in a way and many are, unfortunately, sometimes now people like celebrities sometimes have some companions and they think the work is over , but you saw that people came this year and said a big no even to that foreign opposition. those who gather in berlin think that the work of the system is over and the people will not stay. after that, you saw that we had a series of unofficial participations, for example, the eid prayer of hazrat agha was very busy compared to previous years, the 22 bahman march, the quds day march last year, i will tell you, it was very remarkable this year as well. that is , there are these gatherings that have an unofficial statistic and this

, 10th or 9th parliament, always the mosque , in fact, the current parliament and government prevent the amendment of the election law. they were, but i am surprised that we should come in a hurry without mr. jokar saying that infrastructure is not important. i think that the infrastructure does not want , by the way, the human infrastructure and political culture wants us to come and put a proportional law, and now, in fact, is it individual, group and criminal benefit? let this be in the middle and fill in the political clans that did not have a people-oriented function . by the way, dear mr. jokar, this is contrary to your order that you say that all votes should be seen . the strategies that the supreme leader said are prohibited in terms of security, health, competition and participation , the electoral policies that were announced in september 2015 , the supervisory board of the council for expediency of the system took issue with this three paragraphs and declared a contradiction that the parliament did not resolve this paragraph one. it brings up the geographical issue. you c

objection and finally the return of the parliament the consensus of the parliament was that if we wantbring these amendments to the election law to this period , we must separate this plan, and finally, anyway , this plan was separated, of course, it went to the assembly and did not vote . we held several meetings with the zail working group of the defense political commission of the expediency assessment group to address 32 ambiguities that they had raised. we gave an answer to the case , we prepared the plan to be presented in the defense political commission and then in the recognition assembly, but it was too late and we insisted that in the parliament again separately , the opinion of the honorable chairman of the parliament and some friends was that if we bring this up now, the opposing currents may think that if we go towards this plan now , we are worried about the future of our own election, so maybe in this opportunity it is not advisable to come up with this plan, but now is a very good opportunity for us to re-introduce this plan from the very beginning or in the last days

they find their way to the parliament and the rest stay in the back of the parliament. this is exactly injustice and there is no need for the infrastructure of forming parties and for us to be tormented and this torment is to make decisions or to create gangs, none of that. there is no such thing, we are in the current situation in the constituencies, there are three seats and above, five seats , there are 10 seats, or now 30 seats, as tehran was decided to implement this plan and this model as a test there. let's reach out and later provide for the rest of the constituencies, but the constituencies. the country's politician in the islamic council and candidate and to have a representative and that the political parties themselves can do a rehabilitation in the shadow of this, and by the way, it is in the shadow of this model that ahzam. they can monitor their own social base. currently, we may have many members, groups and political organizations, but the social weight and these are not clear, sir, at the time of my election, it is not clear anywhere, but during the 4-

how powerful do you think the parliament is?ly, change the structures, see, this is a problem that everyone is talking about, but in practice, the result that everyone expects is not achieved. that's why i realized that our experts, our policy makers, our decision makers and our decision makers did not reach a consensus. if this is a national consensus, for example, in a policy that covers any issue of the country's macro policies, if it is correct , for example, we have seen the statements of hazrat agha in the discussion of principle 44, well, it was brought up 10 20 years ago, 15 years ago , where did it end up in different directions? there is no consensus, which means that we are social economic experts mon planners of the country in different areas of economy and society, these should be national consensus in decisions. let it run properly. our leaders, our laws, and our policies should be transparent. now, suppose a general policy is announced. yes, attention is paid to different issues. is it correct that we say that eve

our parliament is supposed to make big economic decisions, but the parliament really said that. several economists and theorists there is an economy in it, i am sure that in the previous parliament , there were fewer economic theorists and economists than the fingers of one hand. well, these are the problems , in my opinion, why did we not do it because different non- expert people are sometimes effective in our economic decisions , if i say so, even you my specialized discussion is water in cultural discussions. god willing, the approach of the future parliament will go towards and we should really demand, let our media demand. how do you see that the future parliament has enough economic theorizing ? the people of our city are really understanding people as the people of the sky, even though they choose two economists out of five people in different lists , i think that the society is reaching this maturity that it really uses the needs of the country as a mattress in the discussion of economics. do it and it can help a lot in the way of parliament legislators . yes, it can de

whether there are votes in the parliament for such initiatives is also obvious. therefore, yes, of course we can discuss the proposals of individual people's deputies of ukraine. but let me remind you that there are such offers. and not only from our faction, there were many, different, and not at all with all, not that the parliament agreed, but i would say that the committees, even, well, i would say, none of these proposals, controversial , were not missed, even before the hearing in the hall, and there was no question of the hearing in the hall at all, that's all, so i don't, i don't... would draw conclusions about some serious challenges for democracy from individual initiatives that are not supported by anyone? you know, i would agree with your answer completely under one condition, if mariana bezugla did not play an important role in the removal of the deserving commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, this is the first, and second, mariana bezugla is... and the parliamentary committee on issues of national security, defense and intelligence, tha

, in the hall of the parliament. i have never heard of a desire to create a mandate, perhaps, you know, some deputies who came to the parliament did not quite engage in law-making and see that today they are not quite successful in this, they probably have lost some motivation and maybe they would like to leave the parliament, but i emphasize once again, i personally have not heard such rumors, but you know, here i am asking questions about the parliamentary crisis i consider it a little on the other hand, as a member of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, which in... including in closed mode , our intelligence communities warned a few months ago that by the end of march, by the end of may, there would be an attempt with on the part of the russian special services to destabilize the operation, to destabilize the situation in the parliament, to unravel the situation in the state, and therefore i regard this as one of the elements of the russian special operation that she planned, about which

, people's civic duty to do so, the responsibility of parliament members of parliament itself, and howhaji fatima was born in the field while her father fought in the war. within days of her birth her family fled to bate anan in the west bank, which is where she has remained her entire life. hello. الله الله ثوره ثوره يا شباب ثوره ثوره يا شبابته الهم الهم قويه مارنا بيندح على البحريه.

was raised in the 8th parliament .were present and there was a discussion that we should reform the electoral system in the same period in fact, the 8th parliament has proposed three plans at the same time , one is to strengthen other parties in the election system, to change constituencies from minor to main or from a city to a province, and the other is to strengthen the so-called party currents or hand over part of the powers of the parliament. the councils, which were focused on the provincial majority election system for reasons like the parliament, well, it was clear right there that the provincial majority not only does not improve the situation , but worsens the situation. so why , sir, the reason is that at that time in the province , everyone may vote for one party, and the opposite party has no representative at all. so from that time this issue was raised as a concern in the ninth parliament. i followed up again, i had some studies and at the end of the 9th parliament and in the 10th parliament, we actually

one of the problems of various parliaments, especially i have experience of one term of the parliament, is that the parliament is not serious in the matter of supervision. he doesn't do something, he talks about something, he goes to another meeting , he just throws things into people's thinking space, then he goes on his way. of course, in the 11th parliament , i tried to include more than 50% of these resources for the unemployment insurance law in the seventh 5-year plan. i said being alone, sir, in this country, we made 5 million young people miserable for any reason . or. i want to form the 10th parliament of the balancing faction for this purpose. i want 30 representatives for this purpose. which faction is actually the pursuit of subsidies instead of the potato faction, and i don't know the onion faction related to the area. at the country must implement the islamic economic law in the country . we must be serious and transparent in this area for now . let's all make it clear. let's all make it clear. thank you very much. it is not a problem and we have made this problem easy fo

there is no other exception in the parliament. in my opinion, the relationship between the representative and the people is the relationship between the lawyer and the client. as a lawyer should do any action , his clients should know. the same is true for parliamentarians. it means that every vote you do, you have to be informed let their clients get to know the people of that city. the only exception is for the benefit of the people. in my opinion the follow-up is for the ministers , which should be secret because this is also in the interest of the people, if it turns out that a minister has been voted against and then becomes a minister, it may have side effects in the continuation of the work of the representative and one or two other security issues that may arise. apart from this, especially regarding the bills and the laws that the bills and... the explanations that are in the parliament , all the cases should definitely be made known to the people and be clear. somewhere, some places where your transparency is possible th

in this term of the parliament , you acted on it.ay that the parliament is a political space after all it is also social. it does not mean that if a representative has an opinion, he should go to the parliament. for example , there is a button to push all these opinions to be implemented. naturally, there should be an interaction in the atmosphere of the parliament with other representatives, so that the representative can accept his views in terms of persuasion. good luck to the other representatives and a social demand of rome. the representative must be able to put a social demand of rome behind his own opinion. god willing, this will be implemented as much as possible. if i can finally implement these programs, this time i said that we are 290 the representatives we have in the parliament, if each of them in their 4-year term , can pass a good and mature law, the country may be able to implement even one law left on the ground , because we have a collection of good laws in the country. we have that sometimes it cannot be implemen

and there's been no parliament that has been incomplete, and all the parliaments have continued the competition in this election is. right now i'm joined by head of the budget and planning organization, also vice president of iran uh dr. david mansur, thank you very much for joining us. now first of all uh this time around we have more than 15,000 cast. for one would like to say hello and greetings to our viewers and thank you for giving us this opportunity. this number of candidates, this shows that actually they have an opportunity to have neck and neck competition. candidates who have been qualified, they come from a whole range of... political parties and different political parties, naturally the high number of candidates, well you know there are more than 50 candidates for each seat up for grabs, this shows that we, in the true sense of the word, we do believe in the in the competition in the elections, we also have a large number of women candidates, see we are seeing uh the presence of women both as candidates and as uh actually elected representatives, their number is incre

in the 12th parliament.my opinion, one of the things that should be done in the early days of the 12th parliament's work is that it should come to the government's negotiating table. and the assembly should be established. more than 70-80 components in the structure of theme boxes we need a so-called insurance, they are all one after the other . if there is a need for laws , we should attach the laws . let's play and let's take their opinion and then say yes, now yes or no to a plan that we want 2 years or 1 year or 6 months , do we want to increase the so-called working age or not? he has worked for 25 years, let's say one night , sir, because he has a dissatisfaction fund in the past, how much did you pay him, now we have the so-called equalization of the rights of the poor. which is the so-called equalization of the rights of the working people and the so-called pensioners' rights with the working people and even in my opinion compared to inflation in the form of article 41 of the labor law or the so-call

it means 4 years in the 11th parliament and 2 years in the 10th parliament.re of salary has increased drastically. the share of property acquisition and construction loans is decreasing. right now, the allocations in the provinces mr. babaei himself knows karnai in their mazandaran province. now the allocation of their assets is below 20% of the provincial volume. why? because all the devices do not pay salaries. or the share that is being contributed to the social security itself, to our pension funds , if we go through this process, in the next 5 years, we will not have anything called a construction budget in the country, which means that all of it must either go to salaries or contributions to funds. in fact , your own bankruptcy in radio and television, now the credits of radio and television organization for your pensioners are coming from the public budget, your own pension fund. the conditions are not favorable, the other devices in that 15 to 16 other funds are the same, so that this route is a specific route. we should not harm our work force in our

the headlines, millions of iranians are heading to the port. elect members of the country's parliament and the assembly of experts. the leader of iran's islamic revolution calls on voters to cast their ballots in the early hours of the voting, saying that a high turnout will disappoint the ill wishers of the nation. an rights chief warns israel's ground invasion of the southern gaza city of rafa would incur potentially massive loss of life on people that are sheltering there. hello and welcome everybody, it's 3:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital, tehran. you're watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, it's election day uh in iran and people are heading to the polls to cast their ballots. well, in iran, people are heading to the post to cast their ballots for parliament and assembly of experts. voters are taking part in the parliamentary election to choose 290 members of the legislative body from over 15,00 candidates. elected members will serve for a term of. four years in the parliament in another election which is being held simultaneously, participants are

of the parliament elect the prime minister .ch one do you agree with the most? i believe in the presidential system, because the people directly choose their president, because there are usually no strong parties in our country , usually the currents and factions also perform well . yes, but in my opinion, we are talking about democracy and participation , especially democracy in the islamic republic in my opinion, there is a problem with the so-called because people's votes must be effective and capable people are not only in big cities. there are no big cities in the city. check and see the so-called elites in small towns and even villages . this does not mean that both the elite and the capable people are always in the big cities or in tehran itself. the so-called literate people are people with scientific rank in many cities and villages, and i don't believe that much. no, of course , my offer was not the same, that capable people only in they are big cities. we certainly have capable people in all cities and even villages.

finally, the return of the parliament and the conclusion of the parliament was that if we want to bringmendments to the election law to this period, we must separate this plan, and finally, anyway, this plan was separated, of course, it went to the assembly and was not voted on. saying , fix your problems, we held several meetings with the working group of the defense political commission, the expediency assessment assembly, and 32 of the ambiguities that were raised. we answered exactly the plan we were ready to bring it up in the defense political commission and then we prepared it in the recognition assembly, but it was too late, we also insisted that it be brought up separately in the parliament again . let's bring up the opposing currents, maybe their view is that we have gone towards this plan now , we are worried about the future of our own election, so maybe. it is not advisable to come up with this plan in this remaining time, but now is a very good opportunity for us from the very beginning or in the last days of the 11th parliament or, god willing, at the beginning of the wor

i have the same plan after entering the parliament . the government should implement a balanced economy . how many of those plans that have been given have been realized how many of them have not been realized. we didn't have a problem, it wasn't profitable the employment of the parliament can definitely be effective in curbing inflation. somehow, now the duty of the representative has been misinterpreted. the inherent task of legislation is to monitor the strict implementation of the law. we believe that we can communicate and use the capacity of countries. 100 me

parliament has and should have a plan for this . we do not have the so-called tax justice in the matter of taxes, that is, the tax debate in our country has become such that the figure is very so-called. the statistics for self -giving are about 40,5% , sometimes 43% . we decided to accept this and not put more pressure on the weak ones. mr. ahmadi , please tell me if you agree with the current method of paying subsidies for basic goods . i am talking about fuel and gasoline in particular. it is actually calculated according to the national code of individuals, that is, in terms of there is a method that they are implementing. yes, yes, yes, there is a method that they are implementing, but in my opinion, it is better to pay to the so-called code of people, because those who are rich have a better financial situation , they have several vehicles that can be used more, so justice requires that the code ok, especially the people who are vulnerable in the poor and the so-called society can also benefit from this possibility. do you agr

those who are subjected to selection and enter the parliament in the third stage, their role in the parliament is to advance what is now more specifically in the field of activity. your excellency it is obvious that you are the head of the women and family social culture council, what will be their role and how effective can they be in what are our demands, in what are our concerns, in what is, of course, a gift, now directly related to our concerns. an apology indirectly, we as wives, as mothers in this society, after all, we play many roles , you see many children and many sexes. the main policy of the supreme leader in that complex family policies , the notification of the supervisor that all the laws of the country must be family-oriented means that we cannot say that the law related to the economic field has nothing to do with the family, the law in the field of issues. they have nothing to do with the family, the education system has nothing to do with the family, the political system has nothing to do with the family, the supreme authority and the big policy in our society is that all l

, in some countries the president can dissolve the parliament and and all the parliaments have continued there at the uh voting center, well danny uh... like i said as uh we um get through the day and uh as we get closer to uh the final hours of voting we will see more and more people uh coming here to vote and like i said this is um basically um a traditional uh habits maybe we can say of iranians and the way uh they vote so um in uh so many cases we see that the families have made family outing. out of it, so you see uh parents with their children coming here to vote, you see uh mothers and daughters coming together or uh older parents coming in with their grandchildren, so uh basically this, like i said, is a part of the iranian culture, not just as a social duty to take part in the elections, but it is seen as a show of support for... for the islamic republic of iran and also it is considered a religious duty as well. now something i would like to uh tell you about the voting process and the way it is uh carried out in iran is that you might find it interesting to know that uh the en

do it and stay at the back of the parliament. this is exactly injustice and there is no need for the infrastructure of forming parties and for us to have parties and for these parties to be decision-makers or to create gangs, none of these exist . above there are five seats and 10 seats now there are 30 constituencies that iran has been designated as . we will implement this plan and this model there . in the form of a majority system here, if this happens, it cannot be broken . it means that our electoral system makes them feel that their votes can be read to be influential in the political destiny of the country . rehabilitation of the body and by the way, it is in the shadow of this model that the members can monitor their own social base. currently , we may have many members of political groups and organizations, but the social weight and these are not clear. at the time of my election, it is not clear anywhere, but during during the four-year lifespan, these members get their place and present themselves. dear mr. jokar, you

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how far can the parliament play its supervisory role? do it and see where is the border of this supervision with interference in executive work. i have a definition for supervision . we have the upstream documents, vision document 1404. we have the 5-year development plans and the general policies of the system, if we have these as the basis for development in any matter , then the general managers and ministers should plan in this direction to reach that defined position, and when they plan, as a rule the timetable is also with the program and can be monitored, and this monitoring is the monitoring that we can do through reporting and how many of those programs have been realized. or how many of them have not been realized, we can apply our supervision because the basis of supervision is the good implementation of the law and the things that should have been done, i am the representative. let me introduce a person and say that for any reason, this gentleman should be the head of a certain institution, the head of a certain department, o

what will you do in parliament for the youth of the population?d laws have been established in the field of population rejuvenation, but the reality is that there is a need to follow up it needs to be followed up. now , unfortunately, maybe especially in our own region. after all, it should be supported, but especially for other families who are not among the special salary earners of government employees, this issue is not taken into account. let me give you an example . unfortunately, they are deprived of these facilities and these rights, which should be the point that i said every law. at the level of the parliament , we follow up that generally the laws that are being enacted a fair way should affect people's interests to reduce tax evasion. now we have a tax evasion. we have a tax exemption. you studied economics and you are familiar with both concepts . what are your plans for these? regarding tax matters, in my opinion, article 51 of the constitution has a direct reference in this regard, that after all , any law that is enacted in the fie

i followed up on the issue again in the 9th parliament , and at the end of the 9th parliament and in 10th parliament, i thought about the provincial proportional system of the city. we brought it up in the 10th parliament in the shura commission, the thing that caused it was my plan, and it went and passed the image of the parliament, but there were some problems and problems with it , the reason was that they put some restrictions on it, such as this one. it was not accepted by the guardian council , it was also logical because they ruined the plan, and finally, in the 11th parliament, i gave four plans to reform the electoral system, one for the parliament and one for the presidency. republic and i had one for the councils . there were two plans in the parliament . one was that we should bring the constituencies of two or more representatives two to the top and establish a proportional system for them . we saw that these areas have two or more representatives. then we went to the direction of maybe two less representatives, to go to the four representatives above, which included ex

this member of parliament or the office of the member of parliament meets in an administrative environment and in an administrative unit . people who have such requests and very small requests may not be very satisfied . in the rest of the cases, i completely agree. for clarity, very well , then you will follow. yes, of course. yes, you must follow me by increasing the retirement age. you said that you agree to the condition that pele kekani be changed. in fact, that is the law. i agree with the fact that there are steps that increase the retirement age but i also have another opinion that people whose retirement age is higher than 30 years , their salaries should be increased in proportion to the age of 30 years, so that they have a motivation to stay and serve for more than 30 years, of course, maybe some friends. their thinking is that the government raised the retirement age in the parliament and added that it is because of the disparity of the pension funds. in fact , they want to save an amount , save a credit, but this should not harm the human resources and human resources, so i ag

you had a long-term pre-planned plan for the parliament. for example , you were preparing for the previous years whether you would enter the parliament as a representative or not . i have been present in meon for a while before , i was rejected, i was present, i was rejected, i have this experience, people are in the news, but look, my major is planning, which means i understand that in the districts, in the regions , in the provinces, in the city, and in the country, the program is discussed. what is the form of planning? it is natural that i am familiar with the basics of this science and resources. i know the human resources, population, natural resources of the country. a question that is usually asked in those meetings is what is your plan for the city. the plan of the city should be put in the big area of ​​the country we have a role in the general policies of the country, public policy, but we can recognize experienced managers in a faculty. and with the help of the executive branch of the main leaders , he formulated the main strate

the parties made the parliament. and the parties created by the government, the seasonal parties and the ceremonial parties cannot do justice, that is , they cannot observe justice in the discussion of proportionality law . thank you very much, mr. arab sadeh khan, the answer people are criticizing the performance of their list when they entered the election. what happened to the communication between the people of the representatives, so we have no accountability because the party is people-oriented. we don't have it, and until the parties are formed in a hierarchical manner from the bottom of the society and reach the top, the parties made by the parliament, the parties made by the government , the seasonal parties and the ceremonial parties cannot do justice , that is, they cannot observe justice in the discussion of proportionality law. thank you very much, sir. mr. simple arab mr. mr. now there is a protest, see what is the current situation. the current situation is that many lists are given and they say that p