Dr. Bagheri Introduced as a New Member and SCFR Secretary

2024/09/14 | Council, Top News, Uncategorized

Strategic Council Online: This morning, during the farewell ceremony for Dr. Seyed Abbas Araghchi, the former Secretary of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations (SCFR), Dr. Ali Bagheri Kani was introduced as a new member and the Secretary of SCFR.

Dr. Araghchi’s efforts during his tenure as the Secretary of the SCFR were acknowledged and appreciated in the meeting.

In the decree issued for Dr. Ali Bagheri by Dr. Kharrazi, the President of the SCFR, it is stated that, according to the Supreme Leader’s order, you have been appointed as a member of SCFR. Therefore, the responsibility of the Council’s Secretariat is hereby entrusted to you. Moreover, your position as the advisor of Dr. Araghchi, will further facilitate your duties as the Council’s Secretariat.

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