FM Dr. Seyed Abbas Araghchi, accompanied by foreign ambassadors, senior Foreign Ministry officials, and the President of the National Library and Archives of Iran, visited the Martyr Dr. Kamal Kharrazi Documentation Center. 📚 The delegation also visited the Foreign Ministry’s specialized library, which was damaged in the Israeli regime’s attack and has now been restored and reopened. #KamalKharrazi #IranianDiplomacy #IPIS

The specialized panel “The Role of Martyr Dr. Kamal Kharrazi in Building Consensus in Foreign Policy” was held as part of the inauguration of the Martyr Kharrazi Documentation Center and the reopening of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ specialized library. 🎙️ Moderated by Dr. Kazem Sajjadpour, the panel featured Dr. Mohammad Javad Zarif, Dr. Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Dr. Majid Takht-Ravanchi, and Dr. Ali Asghar Mohammadi Mostafavi, who reflected on Martyr Kharrazi’s enduring legacy and his contributions to #IranianDiplomacy. 🔹 The discussion highlighted Dr. Kharrazi’s distinctive approach to diplomacy, characterized by strategic thinking, rationality, consultation, and dialogue. Speakers explored his role in building consensus on foreign policy issues, facilitating coordination among decision-makers, and advancing Iran’s national interests amid complex regional and international developments. 🔹 The panel also emphasized the importance of dialogue, collective deliberation, and institutional cooperation in foreign policy formulation, underscoring the continued relevance of Dr. Kharrazi’s intellectual and diplomatic legacy in addressing contemporary challenges. 🔹 The event offered an opportunity to honor his lasting contributions to #ForeignPolicy and reflect on the role of strategic vision, diplomatic engagement, and consensus-building in shaping Iran’s approach to regional and international affairs. #KamalKharrazi #Diplomacy #IPIS

Iranian Foreign Minister Dr. Seyed Abbas Araghchi, speaking at the inauguration of the Martyr Kamal Kharrazi Documentation Center and a seminar on his role in building consensus in foreign policy, highlighted the following key points: 🔹 Martyr Kharrazi embodied #RevolutionaryRationality, combining commitment to the ideals of the Islamic Revolution with a deep belief in dialogue, consultation, and #Diplomacy. 🔹 “Just as we rebuilt the Foreign Ministry’s library, we will rebuild #Iran.” 🔹 #RegionalPeace and stability must be ensured by regional countries themselves, without foreign interference. Recent wars, particularly the #RamadanWar, have marked a turning point. 🔹 Foreign military bases have failed to bring #Security to the region. Lasting stability requires regional self-reliance and an end to foreign military presence. 🔹 Regional conflicts are interconnected. There can be no lasting peace while war continues on any front. 🔹 The management of the #StraitOfHormuz will not return to the way it was before. 🔹 Iran continues to engage with Gulf countries to reach a shared understanding of a new #RegionalSecurity framework based on regional cooperation and free from foreign interference. #KamalKharrazi #IPIS

🎙️ Dr.@SKhatibzadeh , Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran and President of IPIS, delivered remarks at the inauguration of the Martyr Dr. Seyed Kamal Kharrazi Documents Center and Museum, the specialized session on his role in foreign policy consensus-building, and the reopening of the MFA Specialized Library. 🔹 We honor Dr. Seyed Kamal Kharrazi’s enduring contributions to #IranianDiplomacy, particularly his role in building consensus on foreign policy. 🔹 The inauguration of the Documents Center and Museum marks a first step toward preserving Iran’s #DiplomaticHistory. The exhibition of selected archival documents and artifacts from Dr. Kharrazi’s tenure as Foreign Minister lays the groundwork for a comprehensive Museum of Iran’s Diplomatic History. 🔹 Established in 1931, the MFA Specialized Library is a vital resource for research on #ForeignPolicy and international relations. Following the Israeli regime’s attack on Iran, its activities were disrupted for an extended period. Its reopening restores access to this important scholarly resource. 🔹 These initiatives reflect our commitment to safeguarding Iran’s diplomatic legacy, strengthening research infrastructure, and ensuring that this invaluable heritage remains accessible to scholars and future generations. 📚 Through #IPIS, we remain committed to advancing research and deepening understanding of Iran’s diplomatic history and experience.

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📍 آیین گشایش مرکز اسناد و موزه شهید سید کمال خرازی و بازگشایی کتابخانه تخصصی وزارت امور خارجه آیین گشایش مرکز اسناد و موزه شهید سید کمال خرازی، نشست تخصصی «نقش شهید خرازی در اجماع‌سازی سیاست خارجی» و بازگشایی کتابخانه تخصصی وزارت امور خارجه پس از بازسازی خسارات ناشی از تجاوز رژیم صهیونیستی، برگزار می‌شود. 🗓 یکشنبه ۳ آبان ۱۴۰۵ 🕘 ساعت ۹ تا ۱۱ 📍 مرکز مطالعات سیاسی و بین‌المللی وزارت امور خارجه #مرکز_مطالعات #سید_کمال_خرازی #سیاست_خارجی #وزارت_امور_خارجه

🎙️ Beyond Narrative | VideoCast Dr. Seyed Mohammad Hossein Adeli 🔥🌍 Will the War Against Iran Undermine America’s Global Credibility? Dr. Seyed Mohammad Hossein Adeli, an Iranian diplomat, economist, and University lecturer ,discusses the consequences of the war against Iran, what he views as Washington’s failure to achieve its objectives, and the impact of this confrontation on US global credibility. ⚡ Could US policies contribute to the emergence of a new world order without a unified Western bloc? 🛡️ Adeli highlights the high costs of military aggression against Iran and the capacity of a civilization with thousands of years of history to overcome crises and find alternative paths. 📺 The full episode will be released Saturday morning on the official YouTube channel of the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS), as part of the #BeyondNarrative series of #IPIS #VideoCast. ▶️ YouTube: youtube.com/@ipistalk #Iran #GlobalOrder

🌍 IPIS Briefing |Policy Pulse | The Strait of Hormuz: Geography, Power, and Regional Security ⚓ Why does the Strait of Hormuz hold such strategic importance despite its narrow geography? From Portugal in 1507 to Britain and the United States, major powers have sought influence over this vital maritime chokepoint, where global trade, energy security, and regional power dynamics intersect. 🛡️ The central question remains: Should the security of the Persian Gulf be shaped by external powers or by the states along its shores? ⏱️ In this episode: 00:06 The strategic importance of Hormuz 00:52 Maritime powers and the struggle for Hormuz 01:52 Iran’s recapture of Hormuz 02:46 Oil and energy security 03:01 Britain’s withdrawal and the US role 03:26 The Iranian Revolution and regional security 04:11 Historical patterns and regional order 04:40 The role of Persian Gulf states 04:56 Who should shape Persian Gulf security?

🎙️ IPIS Briefing | Policy Pulse | From Academia to Diplomatic Practice 🔹 How can the next generation of diplomats and foreign policy specialists be prepared to navigate the complexities of today’s world? 🔹 This episode of IPIS Briefing explores recent educational initiatives at the School of International Relations, including the Advanced African Studies Course, organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Department for Africa, and the Fourth International Law Summer School, held under the theme “Aggression, Defense and International Law.” 🔹 The resumption of undergraduate admissions after more than two decades marks another step toward expanding specialized education and training a new generation of foreign policy experts. 🌏 Key message: Bridging academic knowledge and diplomatic practice, strengthening interdisciplinary approaches, and preparing specialists to analyze political, legal, and economic developments in light of real-world policymaking needs. 🔸 00:03 | Preparing for a Career in Diplomacy: Bridging Theory and Practice 🔸 00:39 | African Studies and the Priorities of Iran’s Diplomacy 🔸 01:47 | The Fourth International Law Summer School: From Theory to Practice 🔸 03:06 | Resuming Undergraduate Admissions After More Than Two Decades 🔸 04:01 | The Need for Interdisciplinary Education in Foreign Policy 🔸 05:08 | Education as Part of a Country’s Foreign Policy Capacity

🎙️ Beyond Narrative | VideoCast In this episode, Dr. Jalal Dehghani Firouzabadi, Professor of International Relations at Allameh Tabataba’i University, discusses the transformation of the global order, shifting patterns of power, the future of regional security in West Asia, and the prospects for Iran–US relations. He explores the profound structural transition underway in the international system, the emergence of a complex and multidimensional order, and Iran’s position in the evolving global and regional landscape. #BeyondNarrative #IPIS #InternationalRelations Chapters: 00:00 — Introduction 00:13 — The Changing Global Order 09:31 — Multipolarity or a Complex International System? 13:38 — Strategic Choices of Middle Powers 22:07 — Is the United States in Decline? 28:07 — The Decline of American Power 34:05 — Can West Asia Build Its Own Security Order? 41:05 — Iran–US Relations: Conflict of Interests or Identity? 48:49 — Iran in 10 Years: Strategic Threats and Strategic Opportunities

🎙️ Beyond Narrative | VideoCast From the analytical VideoCast series of the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS), this episode features Jalal Dehghani Firoozabadi, Professor of International Relations. The discussion examines #Iran’s position in the international system, the relationship between military power and the ability to impose demands, and the concept of “selective revisionism” in Iran’s foreign policy. Dehghani Firoozabadi also highlights the importance of maintaining Iran’s position and effective role in the dynamics and processes of the #InternationalSystem, identifying it as one of the key challenges facing Iran. 📺 The full episode will be released today at 18:00 on the IPIS YouTube channel. youtube.com/@ipistalk?si=Gkx…

🎙️✨ Policy Pulse | BRICS: From Human Capital to Energy Security and the Global Order 🌍⚡ When we talk about #BRICS, the conversation often turns to multipolarity, trade, energy, sanctions, and the changing global order. But at the 18th BRICS Academic Forum in Lucknow, India, another important question came into focus: What happens to a country’s future when its children grow up amid war, sanctions, and crisis? In this episode of #PolicyPulse, we explore key discussions from the 18th BRICS Academic Forum and the participation of the Institute for Political and International Studies (#IPIS). 🌱 From human capital and the future of children—including healthcare, education, and future skills—to the impact of war and prolonged crises on future generations; ⚡ From Iran’s position in energy security and regional connectivity to the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz and its implications for trade and global energy markets. The forum also examined BRICS’ potential role in shaping a more multipolar global order, the impact of unilateral sanctions, and the role of emerging countries in international decision-making. 🌐🤝 The episode also looks at the participation of IPIS researchers in BRICS academic initiatives and the Institute’s activities within the BRICS Think Tank Council. 📚 From children and human capital to energy, the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions, and the future of the international system, this episode offers a closer look at some of the key issues shaping academic and think-tank discussions within #BRICS. 🎥 Watch the full video youtu.be/1k6cbeHY1Ok?is=81vg…

🌊 Policy Pulse | Iran and the Persian Gulf To understand Iran’s history and foreign policy, look south — to the Persian Gulf. For more than 3,000 years, the Gulf has been a trade route, security frontier, and strategic gateway connecting Iran to the wider world. Empires changed. Dynasties disappeared. Foreign powers came and went. But the geography remained. What does the Persian Gulf mean for Iran today? And how does its history help explain Iran’s approach to regional security? 🎙️ Watch the latest episode of Policy Pulse. youtu.be/uOGZfxyABF4?feature… #PolicyPulse #Iran #PersianGulf #StraitOfHormuz #ForeignPolicy

🎙️ IPIS VideoCast | Beyond Narrative Oliver McTernan in Conversation with IPIS The full interview with Oliver McTernan, Founder of Forward Thinking and a leading voice on peacebuilding and conflict resolution, is now available on the IPIS YouTube channel. ⏱️ Timestamps: 6:34 — Iran War Destabilized the Region 10:33 — Interests Over Principles 15:19 — Europe Has Lost Its Conscience 32:40 — From Helsinki to Regional Dialogue 41:42 — A Return to Principles 🎥 Watch the full interview: youtube.com/watch?v=Gge7zGnm…

🎙️ IPIS VideoCast | Beyond Narrative Full interview with Oliver McTernan, Director of Forward Thinking, in conversation with the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS). 🎥 Watch the full interview on YouTube: youtu.be/Gge7zGnm0_4?is=Sa5h… #IPIS #BeyondNarrative #OliverMcTernan

🎙️ IPIS VideoCast | Beyond Narrative Oliver McTernan, Director of Forward Thinking, in a conversation with the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS): “We are no longer operating under the power of the law. It’s the law of power.” McTernan discusses the erosion of #InternationalOrder and international rules, the impact of the #USIsraeliAggression against Iran, the growing role of interests in Western foreign policy, and Europe’s response to the situation in #Gaza. 🎥 The full interview is coming soon to the #IPIS YouTube channel. youtube.com/@ipistalk?si=Px1…

🎙️ IPIS VideoCast | Beyond Narrative In conversation with Senator Mushahid Hussain Syed of #Pakistan: “The day of a unipolar world is over. It is a multipolar world that requires a multilateral approach.” He highlights #Pakistan, #Iran, #Türkiye, #Indonesia, and #SaudiArabia as major Muslim middle powers, with potential roles in regional security, defense, economic connectivity, and diplomacy. Watch the full conversation: youtu.be/201MGAQHpHo?is=uUDM…