Today's public session on Sunday, November 10, of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, chaired by Ali Nikzad, began virtually. In this session, the continuation of the review of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission's report on the bill to combat foreign infiltration, titled "Bill to Combat the Infiltration of Intelligence Services and Foreign Governments or Entities in the Country," is on the agenda.
Review of Various Bills in the Assembly Session
Additionally, in this session, the report of the Commission on Urban Development regarding the agreement on cooperation in maritime transport between the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Government of the Sultanate of Oman, and the report of the Economic Commission regarding the bilateral agreement on mutual administrative assistance in customs matters between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Indonesia will also be discussed.
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This session is planned to strengthen economic and security relations with neighboring countries, especially Oman and Indonesia. The review of the bill to amend the law on the use of weapons by armed forces personnel in emergency situations and the bill to support gatherings and marches are also other important topics that will be addressed in this session.
Emphasis on National Security and International Interactions
The National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Assembly is examining the bill to combat the infiltration of intelligence services and governments with the aim of strengthening national security and preventing foreign infiltration. This bill is particularly significant in the current circumstances where external threats have increased. The representatives of the Assembly, through discussion and examination of this bill, seek to create an effective mechanism to counter potential threats.
Alongside this topic, the review of the public debt management bill is also on the agenda of this session; this bill is drafted to organize and better manage the country's financial resources. Assembly members emphasize that all capacities and resources of the country must be utilized to achieve economic and social goals.
The Islamic Consultative Assembly is striving to contribute to the enhancement of security and social welfare in the country by thoroughly and comprehensively reviewing these bills and proposals. It is expected that the decisions made in this session will have positive and widespread impacts on the domestic and foreign policies of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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