At the same time as the arrival of the law enforcement week in the Islamic Republic of Iran, an intimate meeting of the police of this country with a group of elites, entrepreneurs and cultural, media and economic activists of foreign nationals, most of whom were Afghan citizens, was held on Monday (October 17) by the police department. Immigration and passport were held in Tehran.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Tehran: Sardar Ali Zul-Qadri, Head of the Immigration and Passport Police of the Islamic Republic of Iran Police Command, in his remarks at the beginning of this meeting, emphasized: It is a matter of pride that Iran, as the mother of the Islamic world, foreign citizens from more than 120 The country is present here, especially the elites in the scientific and academic fields.
He emphasized that plans should be made to take advantage of the important potential of these elites.
Sardar Zulqadri added that by interacting more closely with influential people and elites of foreign nationals, we are trying to create more facilities for the residence, life and travel of foreign nationals.
Sardar Ali Reza Lotfi, the deputy of the Intelligence Organization of the Police Command of the Islamic Republic of Iran, also thanked the activities of the Immigrant Police and the Iranian Passport, a part of which was displayed in this year's Arbaeen Hussaini ceremony for both Iranian citizens and foreign nationals and Afghan immigrants. He emphasized that these forces do not know how to serve foreigners and immigrants in other fields.
Addressing the foreign elites present at this meeting, he said: We consider you our own.
In this meeting, Ebrahim Shariati Afghani, director of Irfan Publications, thanked and appreciated the activities of the police forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, especially the immigration and passport police, for the tolerance and dedication of these forces with Afghan immigrants.
Shariati went on to mention some of these problems, including residence, banking, SIM card, driver's license, education, etc. problems.
Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Seyyed Mehdi Mousavi, a legal activist in the field of foreign nationals, in a speech at this intimate meeting, thanked the Directorate of Immigration and Passport Police of Iran that during the week of the police force in this country, instead of foreign nationals appreciating their efforts. They honor and appreciate the elites of foreign nationals and immigrants. He said that this discourse and new approach should be considered as a good omen.
Irshad Ahrari, an Afghan media and cultural activist in Tehran, as the other speaker of this meeting, presented a summary of the problems and challenges faced by foreigners and Afghan immigrants.
This is despite the fact that apart from Afghan elites, this meeting had other foreign guests from Iraq to Nigeria and Austria.
Mrs. Dr. Mohabe Al-Khatib from Iraq, in a speech praising and thanking the activities of Iran's law enforcement forces, emphasizing that God has made enjoining good and forbidding evil, demanding that everyone in enjoining good and forbidding evil, Let's be our own police and start this assumption from within our family and neighborhood.
Dr. Salati from Nigeria also emphasized that the idea of ​​the Islamic revolution is not only unique to Iran, but today the idea of ​​the Islamic revolution under the leadership of Imam Khomeini (RA) and the school of Ahl al-Bayt (AS) includes most African countries, including Nigeria. he said, the police forces in Iran are not only responsible for maintaining the system of the Islamic Republic in this country, but they are actually the custodians of the idea of ​​the Islamic Revolution all over the world, and the stability of the Islamic Revolution in Iran causes the spread of the idea of ​​the Islamic Revolution in other countries. Especially in African countries.
At the end of this meeting, scientific, cultural, media and economic elites, as well as the families of martyrs and veterans of foreign nationals, were honored and thanked with gifts from the police force of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the immigration and passport police.