Abbas Akhundi: Israel is seeking to somehow disarm its rivals in the region. Iran should adopt the strategy of an active neutral state and officially declare that it is not the backyard and ally of any of the world powers. The fact that we considered China and Russia as our allies has not helped us at all, the security situation of Hezbollah, Russia and Syria in the region confirms this! Ibrahim Mottaki: Given the historical record we had in Iran, neutrality is not desirable for us. Neutrality is possible when the country's deterrence is not weakened. International politics and major powers never give a regional power freedom of action. In previous governments, we saw that Iran showed flexibility and wanted a relationship with the United States, but they were the ones who stepped aside. Support Azad in currency (patreon): / azad579 Support Azad in riyals (monthly or one-time support possible): https://hamibash.com/azad If needed, you can also use the following addresses to support us. Be sure to contact us via the "Azad" email after each transfer. USDT (trc20): TMJ4T1LPBQY6vF8uAXVifm5tRpJbqk7TQc USDT (erc20): 0xc1DB525EAd3D8A00b1693AEcc7D7d59243376d0c BTC: bc1qngd0qxzxjnzfh5n5eav66rds5557z0wgl4g4qa ETH (erc20): 0xc1DB525EAd3D8A00b1693AEcc7D7d59243376d0c Free Email: [email protected] Abbas Akhondi (born June 16, 1993) is an Iranian politician, chief executive officer, and university professor who served as Minister of Roads and Urban Development in the 11th and 12th governments from 2013 to 2018. He also works as an assistant professor at the Faculty of World Studies, University of Tehran. He also registered to run in the 1403 presidential election, but was disqualified, and announced his support for the Reform Front candidate in that election, Massoud Pezzekian. Akhundi is known for drafting the Iranian privatization bill, known as Article 44 of the Constitution. In 2011, he wrote a set of proposed amendments to Article 44 submitted by the Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines, none of which have been implemented to date. During his ministry, he also established the Construction Engineering Organization, which is responsible for standardizing construction in Iran. He also served as the head of the Iranian Housing Fund charity for 8 years. Akhundi has liberal economic views and is politically reformist. In the 1388 presidential election, he supported Mir Hossein Mousavi and was a representative of the "Pro-Mir Hossein Mousavi Fundamentalists' Headquarters" in Mousavi's central headquarters. Akhundi holds a master's degree in civil engineering from the Faculty of Engineering at Tehran University and a doctorate in political economy from Royal Holloway, University of London. He began his activity in 1979 in the Jihad of Construction and was the political deputy of the Ministry of Interior from 1982 to 1985. He also headed the Islamic Revolution Housing Foundation from 1987 to 1993 and served as the deputy director of the Iranian Broadcasting Corporation from 1997 to 1998. Ebrahim Mottaqi (born 1959) is a political science researcher and professor at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Tehran. #Abbas_Akhundi #Ebrahim_Mottaqi #Israel #Iran #America #Geopolitics #Geopolitics #International #Islamic_Republic #Politics #JCPOA #Theocracy #Lebanon #War #Foreign_Policy #Iraqi #Khamenei #International_Relations #Netanyahu #Hamas #Axis_of_Resistance #Hezbollah #Trump #Turkey #Erdogan #Syria #Bashar_Assad #Julani #Russia #IRGC #Nuclear #Nuclear_Energy #Nuclear_Energy #Negotiations_with_America #Relations_with_America #JCPOA #Rouhani #Doctors #Zarif #debate