The deputy speaker of Iran's parliament says the 45-day deadline to present the proposed information minister has passed. At the same time, Hamidreza Hajibayi expressed hope that the proposed minister of information will be brought to parliament "soon". The Iranian government has not yet responded to this matter. Ismail Khatib, Iran's former information minister, was killed during an Israeli strike in April.
Since then the information office has been managed by an inspector, but his name has not been published.
Under Iranian law, ministries can only be run by an inspector for three months, after which, if the president cannot present his proposed option to parliament for any reason, a government order from the leader is required. Haji Babai said: "If the person proposed as the proposed Minister of Information has a state of Jihad, that is the law and legally there is no problem, but if the condition of Jihad should not be included in the introduction of the proposed Minister of Information to the Parliament, it is necessary to get the approval of the Parliament before the Knesset in this matter." Besides the Ministry of Information, the Islamic Republic of Iran has other intelligence institutions, of which the Revolutionary Guards Intelligence Organization is one of them. IRNA.