Thursday, July 30, 2015

Tehran: Political Industry

Certainly a requirement on the Iranian government for the economic reforms in the country was an unrelated clause to the nuclear program to be added to the nuclear agreement if there was any chance. 
Samuel Pisar, the real peace hero and the Holocaust survivor believed that the reform of the Soviet government through the involvement of its economic exchanges in the global economy would be possible. Undoubtedly, this pattern can be launched on Iran. 
Taking into account that the destruction of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan was certainly impossible without the cooperation of Iranians (and it is not of classified information). And Iran has been well proven that has the required potential to fight against international terrorism and ISIS. Also, Tehran is the chosen and the best actor for crafting of the "balance of power" against the wild powers in the region such as Saudi Arabia. Needless to say, it is the first necessity of the system in the Middle East. And it is worth mentioning that lifting the rest of Iran sanctions which are not related to the nuclear program but it is harmful for political credibility of Tehran, is possible. But it depends on Iran to defend its interest through the facts. The political map of the Middle East has changed. Baghdad and Erbil have appreciated the positive role of Iran in Iraq. Al-Qaeda is gone. Iran's support of some groups has fallen and Hezbollah is not immutable. 
So, the Iranian and West parties of the JCPOA agreement are expected to end the economic divergence. Iran is asked to put a priority on its chance in Western investments in the country and the West is asked also to try to avoid Iran's economy becoming the margin of safety of Moscow and Beijing. 
At the end, it should be noted that like secret prisons, Iranian nuclear program in not fully under the control and monitoring of the government. Therefore, it is possible to monitor it only through an international entity, i.e. International Atomic Energy Agency and the implementation of the JCPOA.

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