The open session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly began today, Sunday, under the presidency of Ali Nikzad and with the presence of several members of parliament. This session will address several important and current issues in the national arena that could have profound impacts on the country's domestic and foreign policies.
Review of the bill to combat foreign infiltration
One of the most important topics discussed in this session is the continuation of the review of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission's report on the bill to combat foreign infiltration. This bill, titled "Bill to Combat the Infiltration of Foreign Intelligence Services and Governments or Entities in the Country," aims to protect national security and prevent any unauthorized infiltration in various areas of the country. Members of parliament will carefully examine the details of this bill and assess the National Security Commission's opinion on this matter.
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Bill on maritime transport cooperation with Oman
Additionally, the review of the report from the Urban Development Commission regarding the agreement on maritime transport cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Sultanate of Oman is also on the agenda. This bill could help strengthen economic and trade relations between the two countries and pave the way for further cooperation in various fields.
Members are also set to review the Economic Commission's report on the bilateral agreement on mutual administrative assistance in customs matters between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Indonesia. This agreement could significantly facilitate trade and economic cooperation between the two countries. Furthermore, the review of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission's report on the bill to amend the law on the use of weapons by armed forces personnel in emergency situations is also on the agenda, which could have important implications for security and public order.
Support for gatherings and marches
Subsequently, representatives will examine the report from the Interior Affairs and Councils Commission regarding the bill to support gatherings and marches. This bill aims to secure citizens' rights to hold gatherings and marches while maintaining public order and security. The review of this bill reflects the parliament's attention to the social and political rights of citizens.
The Economic Commission's report on the bill for managing public debts will also be discussed in this session. This bill is significant as it could help improve the country's financial and economic situation and reduce public debts. Members of parliament will address these issues with care and sensitivity and will express their opinions on this matter.
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