Dr. Sattari Membership at the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations

2022/10/27 | Uncategorized, خبر تاپ, خبرهای شورا, علمی - فرهنگی

Strategic Council Online: The Supreme Leader agreed with the membership of Dr. Sorena Sattari at the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations.

Dr. Sattari is appointed as the chairman of the newly established Commission on Science and Technology at the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations.

As a member of the scientific board of Sharif Industrial University, he was earlier the Vice President of the Islamic Republic of Iran for Scientific and Technological Affairs and the Chairman of Iran’s Elites Foundation.

Strategic Council on Foreign Relations is an advisory body to the Supreme Leader, and it has a strategic approach in the field of foreign relations. By adding the Science and Technology Commission, SCFR works with five commissions and a secretariat. (More on Strategic Council on Foreign Relations)

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