Imam Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, issued a message to the Union of the Islamic Students Associations in Europe and America on July 5, 2024. The following is the text of this message.

Leaders of Russia, China and Saudi Arabia welcomed Masoud Pezeshkian’s win in Iran’s presidential run-off, expressing hope bilateral ties with the country would be expanded further during Pezeshkian’s term in office.

Masoud Pezeshkian, a former Health Minister, a seasoned lawmaker who has also formerly served as the deputy parliament speaker, won run-off election in Iran on July 5.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev congratulated Iranian President Elect Masoud Pezeshkian over his win in run-off election, as inviting him to pay a visit Baku.

Leaders of Pakistan and Venezuela congratulated Iranian President Elect Masoud Pezeshkian over his victory in the country’s run-off election held on Friday.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says those who love Islam, Islamic Republic, progress of Iran should show it by participating in election.

Presidential contenders for run-off election wrapped up the second TV debate with the country’s nuclear deal and economic issues were at center of attention.

The two candidates vying for the Iranian presidency Masoud Pezeshkian and Saeed Jalili took part in a debate aired on national TV as they are trying to garner more votes for the upcoming presidential election run-off.

Iran appreciated Egypt over its cooperation and efforts to provide vote registration centers for Iranian nationals in the African country to take part in Iran’s 14th presidential election.

News agencies from across the world have covered Iran’s snap presidential election kicked off on June 8.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei cast his ballot at a polling station in Tehran in the first minutes of voting in snap presidential elections.

Saudi Arabia refused Iran’s request to permit for enabling Iranian Hajj pilgrims to vote in the country’s presidential election scheduled for Friday.

Iranian presidential election candidates presented their views on the country’s nuclear deal and talks with the West on removing sanctions in the fourth televised debate in the 2024 Iranian presidential election.

Iranian presidential hopefuls keep campaigns, outlining plans and programs in various fields in a bid to rally support for the upcoming vote scheduled for June 28.

Iranians will vote on June 28 in snap elections as nuclear deal and lifting sanctions are still viewed differently by candidates.

According to a newly-released opinion poll, over 52 percent of Iranians will take part in the snap elections scheduled for June 28.

Iranian presidential contenders laid out their economic platforms, offering a range of proposals aimed at addressing high inflation, sanctions, investment and economic growth in the first televised TV debate attended by all 6 approved candidates as elections atmosphere is heating up in Iran.

Campaigning for snap presidential election in Iran scheduled for June 28 is gaining momentum, with hopefuls highlight expanding the country’s foreign policy horizons in TV debates and field events.

Candidates for the 14th presidential elections in Iran outlined their plans and programs in TV broadcasts as they unanimously stressed using the country’s potential and opportunities in various fields to tackle the current challenges.

Iranian presidential hopefuls issued separate statements reiterating their mottos and ideologies for the future of the country as the elections race officially kicks off.

Six approved candidates for the 14th Iranian presidential elections will take part in TV debates to be aired live on Iranian state television as the country is preparing for the snap election following the tragic death of President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter on May 19.

Iranian presidential elections candidates are allowed to begin their campaigning activities on Monday, said Iran’s Constitutional Council Spokesman Hadi Tahan-Nazif on Sunday.

According to unofficial news, the names of 6 candidates have been qualified for Iran’s presidential election.

Presidential hopefuls of the upcoming elections in Iran have all focused on improving the country’s economy as the nation’s livelihood is experiencing tough days.