Masoud Pezeshkian has been officially sworn in as the President of Iran. The ceremony, which took place in the capital city of Tehran, marks the beginning of his term as the country’s leader.
Pezeshkian, a seasoned politician and former member of Iran’s Parliament, has taken on the role with a commitment to addressing key issues facing the nation, including economic challenges and international relations.
As he begins his presidency, Pezeshkian’s administration is expected to focus on various domestic and foreign policies, aiming to navigate Iran through complex geopolitical landscapes and economic reforms. The swearing-in ceremony was attended by various dignitaries, government officials, and representatives from different sectors of society, signaling broad interest and expectations for his leadership.
Pezeshkian’s tenure as president comes at a critical time for Iran, with the country facing numerous internal and external pressures. His leadership will be closely watched both domestically and internationally, as stakeholders look to see how his policies will impact Iran’s future.
Source: eNCA
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