Masoud Pazhkian, the president of Iran, said that the approval of Mujtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, is not needed to visit America.

Masoud Pazhkian, the president of Iran, said that the approval of Mujtaba Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic, is not needed to visit America.

Mr. Pazhkian, in an interview with the American news channel Sibias, and in response to the question, "When you saw Mujtaba Khamenei, did you ask him if you were allowed to come to America?" He said: "Our presence in America does not necessarily require approval, we are informed that we are coming, but our travels are at the disposal of the government."

This interview was conducted during Mr. Pazhkian's visit to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly, and its Persian text is available on the official website of the Iranian presidency.

The president of Iran previously told Fox News that the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran is a "politician" and that "execution and administration are in the hands of the government."

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