Tehran

The official website of Iran’s Supreme Leader reported that Major General Dr. Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, met with Ayatollah Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei, Leader of the Islamic Revolution.

During the meeting, the Supreme Leader described the Supreme National Security Council as a central institution for managing the country’s affairs, emphasizing the interconnected nature of culture, politics, the economy, and security.

He stressed the importance of adopting a comprehensive roadmap for every initiative, from its beginning to its conclusion, to ensure sound and lasting decisions.

The discussions also addressed several key national and regional priorities:

National Unity: Strengthening national cohesion and mutual trust, while utilizing Article 176 of the Iranian Constitution to support the government and executive institutions.

National and Regional Security: Safeguarding Iran’s security interests through the management of the Strait of Hormuz.

Regional Relations: Strengthening ties with neighboring countries on the basis of sustainable and mutual interests.

Resistance and National Sovereignty: The Supreme Leader described the enemy’s frustration and loss of hope as among the achievements of national resistance.

He also emphasized the importance of effective and timely media communication to sustain public participation in defending the country and its political system.

Conditions for Ending the War: The Supreme Leader stressed the need to safeguard the rights and interests of the Iranian people and the Resistance Front by securing the conditions established by Iranian officials for ending the war and overcoming the prolonged state of

“neither war nor peace.”

During the meeting, Dr. Mohsen Rezaei presented a comprehensive report on the country’s situation across various sectors and the efforts currently underway.

He also highlighted the continued implementation of the Islamic Republic’s strategic policy of

“organizing regional arrangements and establishing a regional order from within the region,”

describing it as one of the initiatives being pursued by the Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council.