what president rohani and for 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 jcpa 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 zohravant is season diplomat who has been working for the irane. ministry of foreign affairs for almost four decades. he is a former ambassador of iran to rom who has been elected as a representative of tehran in the next parliament. basically, what are the building blocks of iran's foreign policy? we should be able to determine our opportunities and turn them into tangible achievements. for example, selling oil, capturing a market or establishing a cultural relationship with a certain country, this could be the main mission of foreign policy. iran's parliame

records of opposing both moderate conservatives and reformis and were the loudest critics of the rohani administration. the top vote getter in tehran, nabavian is a former parliamentarian known for his rigid stance on foreign policy, especially his fierce opposition to the nuclear negotiation. that resulted in the 2015 nuclear deal known also as the jcpoa. this is dr. kamran khazanfari, a senior expert on international relations who has been elected as a representative of tehran for the next 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-jcpo parliament so to speak. what do you think? 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 mashad as a complete loss. what president rohani and foreign minister zarif called an international achievement actually caused great damage to the country as the... put it, it was a complete loss. naturally, the 11th parlia

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a newly married couple, former ministers and families like mr rohani's, out to cast their votes here.own fate. they are saying "we don't want to decide the future of our country". for me, it's not the right choice. early polling suggested that this could be a record low turnout across iran, but officials are optimistic. translation: the presence of people today proves that all the threats - to the country and all the negative propaganda of the foreign media has failed. still, people have come out. iran has suggested that failing to vote risks undermining the country's security, but some have other reasons not to. shoppers were nervous to speak to foreign media today. one woman agreed, but anonymously. translation: the economy is very bad. everything has gone very expensive and the salary we get is very low. even if i vote or not vote, my demands are not solvable. some analysts think a lost turnout means lost faith. low turnout means dissatisfaction — dissatisfaction on cultural issues, on political issues, on economic issues. i feel that people have lost their interest in politics in