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Was the Leader of the Revolution able to guide Iran in the way it was expected? | |||
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After the passing of Imam Khomeini and the beginning of the leadership of Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, the Islamic Republic faced complex conditions, including the end of the war and the necessity of rebuilding the country, the transformation of external threats from military confrontation to political and cultural pressures, and major developments in the international system such as the collapse of the Soviet Union and the increase of pressure from the United States. | |||
During this period, the leadership of the system, within the framework of its legal authorities, focused on determining the country’s general policies. Programs such as the 20‑Year Vision Document, an emphasis on scientific development through the Movement for the Production of Knowledge and the Soft Movement, and attention to the role of youth and elites in the country’s progress were put forward. | |||
As a result, in response to the question of whether the Leader of the Revolution was able to lead Iran as it should be led, it can be said that, according to this perspective, the management of the country in these complex conditions has been pursued through reliance on macro‑level policymaking, preserving the principles of the Revolution, and directing scientific and economic development. | |||
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Was the Leader of the Revolution able to guide Iran in the way it was expected?
After the passing of Imam Khomeini and the beginning of the leadership of Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, the Islamic Republic faced complex conditions, including the end of the war and the necessity of rebuilding the country, the transformation of external threats from military confrontation to political and cultural pressures, and major developments in the international system such as the collapse of the Soviet Union and the increase of pressure from the United States.
During this period, the leadership of the system, within the framework of its legal authorities, focused on determining the country’s general policies. Programs such as the 20‑Year Vision Document, an emphasis on scientific development through the Movement for the Production of Knowledge and the Soft Movement, and attention to the role of youth and elites in the country’s progress were put forward.
As a result, in response to the question of whether the Leader of the Revolution was able to lead Iran as it should be led, it can be said that, according to this perspective, the management of the country in these complex conditions has been pursued through reliance on macro‑level policymaking, preserving the principles of the Revolution, and directing scientific and economic development.