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They said the nominee should meet legal requirements, believe in the supreme leader and the foundations of the Islamic Republic, have the confidence of government institutions and avoid partisan or political leanings.
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Iran’s vetting body said a nominee for a senior post must satisfy legal requirements, accept the authority of the supreme leader and the principles of the Islamic Republic, command the confidence of state institutions, and steer clear of partisan or political affiliations. The criteria, relayed via First Squawk, signal that ideological alignment and institutional backing will weigh as heavily as formal qualifications in the selection process. The conditions suggest limited room for candidates with strong factional ties, narrowing the field to figures acceptable across government bodies. What to watch next is whether a named nominee emerges who can satisfy all four tests without alienating rival power centers.
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