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On May 19th the next president of the Islamic Republic of Iran will be selected from among six candidates — from over 1,600 names that were put forward — in an election that will be important for Iranians on a host of domestic issues and for the future direction of Iranian foreign policy. At stake is: the balance of power in Tehran, the “Supreme Leader’s” succession, the nuclear accord signed between Iran and the international community, and the troubled economic situation, according to a new briefing paper published by the Iran Project.
Last September the World Affairs Council in association with the Iran Project hosted distinguished American Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering for a town hall and visits to classrooms and community programs in Nashville. He talked about US-Iran relations and the Iran nuclear deal — the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). [You can find links to related reports below.]
For your consideration we are pleased to offer that briefing paper, courtesy of the Iran Project.
Video: World Affairs Council Town Hall – The Iran Nuclear Deal with Ambassador Thomas Pickering (R) and David Plazas of “The Tennessean”
Related:
Insights on The Iran Nuclear Deal with Ambassador Thomas Pickering – TNWAC Video – Sep 22, 2016
“The Nuclear Deal” with Ambassador Thomas Pickering – Global Town Hall – TNWAC Video – Sep 22, 2017
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