Ali Akbar Mohtashami-Pur

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Hojatoleslam Ali Akbar Mohtashami-Pur is a former interior minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran[1] who held his office sometime before 1996. He is the brainchild of Hezbollah.[2]

As of June 2000, he was an advisor to Mohammad Khatami[3]. He has held a conference on the Palestinian Intifada and is an avowed opponent of the nationhood of Israel.[4]

[edit] See also

Preceded by
Ali Akbar Nategh Nori		 Interior minister of Iran
1985?-1996?		 Succeeded by
Ali Mohammad Besharati Jahromi?
Flag of Iran Interior ministers of the Islamic Republic of Iran Flag of Iran
Sabbaghian | Nategh-Nouri | Mohtashami-Pur | Besharati-Jahromi | Noori | Mousavi-Lari | Pour-Mohammadi


[edit] References and notes

  1. ^ Iran: Early Race For Clerical Assembly Gets Bitter Radio Liberty
  2. ^ Jimmy Carter and the 40 Ayatollahs 30 October 2002
  3. ^ Reformist newspaper closed in Iran BBC News 25 June 2000
  4. ^ IRAN OPENS "LARGEST" CONFERENCE ON PALESTINIAN INTIFADA

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