Prince Reza Pahlavi will leave for Belgium and Germany on Tuesday, November 3, to hold a series of high-level meetings with European Parliament and European government officials to strengthen support for the Iranian people and pursue a more assertive policy from Europe towards the Islamic Republic. According to the announced schedule, Prince Reza Pahlavi will meet with senior officials of the European Parliament, committees and ministers and representatives of the Belgian government. He will also give a speech at the Military Academy of Belgium at the invitation of the Minister of Defense of Belgium. The main points of his speech will include the increasing threats of the Islamic Republic against the security and interests of Europe, the need to take decisive diplomatic and economic measures against the government, and the need for more practical support for the Iranian people, including maintaining Internet access. On Wednesday, Prince Reza Pahlavi will hold a press conference in the European Parliament in the presence of François-Xavier Bellamy, Vice President of the European Parliament, and the families of the January massacre victims. On November 7, in Frankfurt, he will receive the "Freedom Prize of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation" on behalf of the Iranian nation and in recognition of his courage and persistent struggle.

Prince Reza Pahlavi will leave for Belgium and Germany on Tuesday, November 3, to hold a series of high-level meetings with European Parliament and European government officials to strengthen support for the Iranian people and pursue a more assertive policy from Europe towards the Islamic Republic. According to the announced schedule, Prince Reza Pahlavi will meet with senior officials of the European Parliament, committees and ministers and representatives of the Belgian government. He will also give a speech at the Military Academy of Belgium at the invitation of the Minister of Defense of Belgium. The main points of his speech will include the increasing threats of the Islamic Republic against the security and interests of Europe, the need to take decisive diplomatic and economic measures against the government, and the need for more practical support for the Iranian people, including maintaining Internet access. On Wednesday, Prince Reza Pahlavi will hold a press conference in the European Parliament in the presence of François-Xavier Bellamy, Vice President of the European Parliament, and the families of the January massacre victims. On November 7, in Frankfurt, he will receive the "Freedom Prize of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation" on behalf of the Iranian nation and in recognition of his courage and persistent struggle.