The virtual public session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran, chaired by Ali Nikzad, the Deputy Speaker, began today (Sunday, November 1). In this session, Rouhollah Motahhari Azad, a member of the Assembly's board, read the agenda for the representatives, which included the review of several important plans and bills in the fields of security and international cooperation.
Review of the Plan to Counter Foreign Infiltration
One of the main focuses of this session was the continued consideration of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission's report on the plan to counter foreign infiltration. This plan has been developed to prevent the infiltration of foreign intelligence services and governments or entities into the country. Given recent developments in the global security arena and the dangers posed by foreign infiltration, this plan holds special significance, and representatives are intensely focused on it.
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Maritime and Customs Cooperation with Oman and Indonesia
Another report reviewed in this session was the bill for the agreement on maritime transport cooperation between the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Government of the Sultanate of Oman. This agreement is designed to strengthen economic and commercial relations between the two countries and could help improve the maritime transport situation in the region.
Additionally, the Economic Commission presented a report on the bilateral agreement on mutual administrative assistance in customs matters between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Indonesia. This bill is aimed at facilitating economic and commercial cooperation between the two countries and reducing customs barriers.
Amendment of the Law on the Use of Weapons and Support for Gatherings
Furthermore, the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission presented a report on the bill to amend the law on the use of weapons by armed forces personnel in emergency situations. These amendments are intended to ensure security and public order in the country, as well as to protect citizens' rights and prevent potential abuses.
Moreover, the Interior and Councils Commission provided a report on the plan to support gatherings and marches, which aims to guarantee the right to free expression and legal assemblies in the country. This plan is particularly significant in the current circumstances where society is facing various challenges.
Management of Public Debt
Finally, the review of the Economic Commission's report on the bill for the management of public debt was also addressed in this session. This bill is intended to organize and optimally manage the country's public debt, which could help create financial and economic stability in the country.
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