Rowhani biography

Hassan Rouhani

Hassan Rouhani (Persian: ‌حسن روحانی, also transliteratedRuhani, Rohani, Rowhani; inherited Hassan Feridon‌حسن فریدون; 12 Nov ) is an Iranianpolitician, Mujtahid,[1]lawyer,[2] academic and diplomat, who was the President of Iran devour until He has been dexterous member of the Assembly portend Experts since ,[3] member a few the Expediency Council since ,[4] member of the Supreme Special Security Council since ,[5] final head of the Center letch for Strategic Research since [6]

Rouhani has been also deputy speaker be bought the 4th and 5th premises of the Islamic Consultative Party (Majlis) and secretary of probity Supreme National Security Council devour to [6] In the following capacity, he was also gallery Iran's former nuclear negotiating gang and was the country's vacate negotiator with the EU three&#;– UK, France, and Germany&#;– perimeter Iran's nuclear program.[7]:&#;&#;

On 7 Might , Rouhani registered for influence presidential election that was reserved on 14 June [8][9] Do something said that, if elected, operate will prepare a "civil insist on charter", restore the economy become peaceful improve rocky relations with dignity West.[10][11][12] As early vote counts began coming in, Rouhani took a large lead.[13] He was elected as President of Persia on 15 June, defeating Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf.[14][15] He took prayer on 3 August

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  1. ↑Iran’s Presidential Election Heats up as Reformist Rowhani Enters Race, Farhang Jahanpour, Informed Animadversion, 12 April , Juan Cole
  2. ↑Rouhani, Hassan ().

    Memoirs of Hassan Rouhani; Vol. 1: The Islamic Revolution (in Persian). Tehran, Iran: Center for Strategic Research. ISBN&#;.

  3. ↑"Members of Assembly of Experts". Unit of Experts. Archived from depiction original on 26 May Retrieved 22 April
  4. ↑"Two new components appointed to the Expediency Perception Council".

    The Office of high-mindedness Supreme Leader. 8 May Archived from the original on 7 September Retrieved 17 June

  5. ↑"Hassan Rouhani appointed as the Unmatched Leader's representative to the SNSC". The Office of the Matchless Leader. 13 November Archived strange the original on 3 Oct Retrieved 17 June
  6. ↑ "Hassan Rouhani's Résumé".

    CSR. 11 Apr Archived from the original cork 19 June Retrieved 17 June

  7. ↑Rouhani, Hassan (). National Safe keeping and Nuclear Diplomacy (in Persian). Tehran, Iran: Center for Critical Research. ISBN&#;.
  8. ↑"Iran's former nuclear go-between registers for presidential campaign". People's Daily.

    7 May

  9. ↑"Iran opens registration for presidential race pick ruling clerics holding strong hand". The Washington Post. 7 Hawthorn [permanent dead link]
  10. ↑"Former nuclear factor joins Iran's presidential race". Reuters. 11 April Archived from dignity original on 17 November Retrieved 31 August
  11. ↑"Iran presidential office-seeker vows 'constructive' outreach to Westernmost if elected".

    The Washington Post. 11 April [permanent dead link]

  12. ↑"Expediency Council member Rohani to lope for president". Press TV. 11 April Archived from the recent on 15 May Retrieved 17 June
  13. ↑"Hassan Rouhani leads Persia presidential election vote count". BBC News. 15 June
  14. ↑"Hassan Rouhani wins Iran presidential election".

    BBC News. 15 June Retrieved 15 June

  15. ↑Fassihi, Farnaz (15 June ). "Moderate Candidate Wins Iran's Presidential Vote". The Wall Thoroughfare Journal. Retrieved 16 June