Former head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting: The broadcasting organization should be independent and a monitor of power, not a propaganda arm of the system.

Muhammad Sarfaraz:

Influence in the media is more about perception than it is about security; where managers believe that the wrong path is the right one, and this perception distances the media from its true function.

Many of the filtering policies have not been made in the Supreme Council of Cyberspace, but rather in unofficial institutions and without transparent accountability.

Decisions that not only did not lead to success but also caused the growth of VPNs, expanded access for adolescents to unhealthy content, and resulted in more serious damage to public trust.

In my opinion, the president practically cannot implement major parts of the constitution. At the beginning of their term, the president swears on the Quran to uphold the constitution, but in practice, they cannot implement many of its provisions. Well, a clear resolution must be made; either we must consider that oath valid or accept this inability to execute. It cannot be both to swear an oath and be incapable.

Some institutions, especially since the previous government, have directly played a role in determining ministers and key officials of the government. They would directly say who should be in office and who should not, and this process has continued in the current government as well. In fact, we are witnessing a kind of organized oversight and control over the arrangement of the country's executive managers.