Moderates in the city council elections - 1 The moderate movement, which gradually opened up its place in the country's political atmosphere since the winter of 1401 and played an active role in the 12th parliamentary and presidential elections of 1403, is now facing questions about the council elections. Can these currents reach the reliable list, what are the obstacles to their convergence and who are their main competitors in Tehran and other big cities? Insaf News discussed these questions and the latest state of the moderate movement in a conversation with 4 moderate political activists. Ali Akbar Natik Noori, Ali Larijani, Seyed Hassan Khomeini, Hassan Rouhani and Seyed Muhammad Khatami are among the figures known as the leaders of the moderate movement; A stream discussed also the possibility of expanding it and joining other characters. However, there is still no clear picture of the election plan of this trend and how it will participate in the council competitions. Ruhallah Jumayi, a moderate political activist, says that there is no sign of a serious desire to hold council elections and that the war pushed this issue to the margins. According to him, the political developments and changes in currents in recent months have also made the situation different from what we imagined eight months ago. On the other hand, Amir Ibrahim Rasoli, an adviser to Muhammad Bakr Kalibaf and a moderate political activist, emphasizes that postponing elections in war conditions is a form of political passivity. Referring to the holding of the elections during the Iran-Iraq war, he believes that political groups should prepare themselves for the competition. But from the point of view of Mehdi Shirzad, a member of the Central Council of the Ahed Iran Party, the issue is not only the determination of the date of the vote. According to him, contradictory statements about holding elections in stages or regionally have made planning difficult and it is necessary to clarify the task as soon as possible. Shirzad also warns that uncertainty can reduce the motivation of current councilors to oversee municipalities. Azatula Yusfyanmola, a former member of parliament and a moderate political activist, also believes that until the date of the elections is known, it will be difficult to create electoral passion and plan the currents.

Moderates in the city council elections - 1 The moderate movement, which gradually opened up its place in the country's political atmosphere since the winter of 1401 and played an active role in the 12th parliamentary and presidential elections of 1403, is now facing questions about the council elections. Can these currents reach the reliable list, what are the obstacles to their convergence and who are their main competitors in Tehran and other big cities? Insaf News discussed these questions and the latest state of the moderate movement in a conversation with 4 moderate political activists. Ali Akbar Natik Noori, Ali Larijani, Seyed Hassan Khomeini, Hassan Rouhani and Seyed Muhammad Khatami are among the figures known as the leaders of the moderate movement; A stream discussed also the possibility of expanding it and joining other characters. However, there is still no clear picture of the election plan of this trend and how it will participate in the council competitions. Ruhallah Jumayi, a moderate political activist, says that there is no sign of a serious desire to hold council elections and that the war pushed this issue to the margins. According to him, the political developments and changes in currents in recent months have also made the situation different from what we imagined eight months ago. On the other hand, Amir Ibrahim Rasoli, an adviser to Muhammad Bakr Kalibaf and a moderate political activist, emphasizes that postponing elections in war conditions is a form of political passivity. Referring to the holding of the elections during the Iran-Iraq war, he believes that political groups should prepare themselves for the competition. But from the point of view of Mehdi Shirzad, a member of the Central Council of the Ahed Iran Party, the issue is not only the determination of the date of the vote. According to him, contradictory statements about holding elections in stages or regionally have made planning difficult and it is necessary to clarify the task as soon as possible. Shirzad also warns that uncertainty can reduce the motivation of current councilors to oversee municipalities. Azatula Yusfyanmola, a former member of parliament and a moderate political activist, also believes that until the date of the elections is known, it will be difficult to create electoral passion and plan the currents.