Iran's elections
Millions of Iranians have headed to polling stations to cast their ballots in the 12th parliamentary elections and the sixth elections for the Assembly of Experts since the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
All through the past 45 years, Elections have been a main pillar of Iran’s democracy which is rare, if not unique, in the West Asia region. Top Iranian officials say a huge turnout in the elections will give the country great advantages in the international arena.
The leader of the Islamic Revolution has also emphasized that people’s participation in the voting will make friends of the nation happy and disappoint the ill-wishers.
Let’s see how the latest round of elections could affect the country and what effects it could have on the region as a whole.
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