Commemoration ceremony of Martyr Amir Abdollahian

The commemoration of martyr Amir Abdullahian today, Saturday, June 5, at the office of political and international studies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with the presence and speech of Hassan Sheikhul Islami; Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ebrahim Mohammad Al-Dilami; Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to Iran, Mohammad Reza Bagheri; Former Arab and African Deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hojjatul Islam Wal Muslimin Amroudi; Cultural Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Rauf Shibani; Iran’s former ambassador to Syria, Tunisia and Lebanon, and Dashiri; The Department of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was held.

In the beginning, Shaykh al-Islami, while offering his condolences for the martyrdom of Ayatollah Raisi, Hossein Amirabdollahian and their companions, said: We go back to the college days with Mr. Amirabdollahian. Martyr Amir Abdollahian had several important characteristics that few people have, first of all, he was placed in a responsibility that he had the knowledge of. Academic knowledge is related to this work. It is a great advantage that one does not enter into work that one does not have knowledge of.

He added: The effect of this knowledge was clearly evident in the type of analysis and in his decisions. This reminds us that if we want to work, we must study well.

The deputy foreign minister continued: Ishan was really a manager. He was very kind-hearted and his existential capacity was evident, that he is a character with capacity. His decisions were not reactive or emotional. Another aspect of his managerial excellence was his ability to coordinate different processes. He worked with different groups. The composition of his deputy is completely different and he coordinated the work by himself.

This diplomat noted: He tried to use all the capacities of other currents. They listened to people’s suggestions and advice. They were examining the latest proposal for the use of artificial intelligence in foreign policy, which was put forward by one of the diplomats.

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