NewsSpecial WireIran officials send their children abroad for studies -...

Iran officials send their children abroad for studies – report

-

Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Apr. 10 – A large proportion of current and former officials of Iran’s Foreign Ministry have sent their children to study abroad, according to a study carried out by the state-run news agency Fars. Iran Focus

Tehran, Iran, Apr. 10 – A large proportion of current and former officials of Iran’s Foreign Ministry have sent their children to study abroad, according to a study carried out by the state-run news agency Fars.

Among the senior officials and ex-officials at the ministry whose children are studying abroad are the former Foreign Minister, three current chiefs of operations, and two former deputy Foreign Ministers, the study, which was reported on Monday, stated.

Some nine current and former ambassadors were also on the list along with a current departmental chief in the ministry.

The officials have sent their children to countries such as the Untied States, Canada, Britain, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Malaysia, and South Africa, the report said, adding that in many cases the children were not studying in the same country where their parents were based.

The report described the number of Foreign Ministry officials whose children were studying abroad as “unnatural”.

Latest news

Growing Calls for the Terrorist Designation of the IRGC

On Monday, April 29, the Iranian regime’s Foreign Ministry spokesman, Nasser Kanani, in a weekly press briefing, claimed that...

Iranian Merchants Facing 60% Decline in Sales Due to Presence of Morality Police

Discontent among merchants due to a 60% decrease in sales attributed to the presence of the morality police, exerting...

Dire Living Conditions of Iranian workers on International Labor Day

On the occasion of International Workers' Day, May 1, the dire economic conditions of Iranian workers have reached a...

Only One-Fifth of Iran’s Annual Housing Needs Are Met

Beytollah Setarian, a housing expert, said in an interview that Iran needs one million housing units annually, but only...

Resignation, Job Change, and Nurse Exodus in Iran

The state-run Hame-Mihan newspaper has addressed the problems of the healthcare workforce in Iran, examining issues such as resignations,...

International Monetary Fund: Iran Needs “$121 Oil” to Avoid Budget Deficit

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) states in its latest quarterly report that the Iranian government needs the price of...

Must read

Clinton to attend Afghan meeting, no word on Iran

Reuters: The State Department announced Monday that U.S. Secretary...

5 die as plane crashes in central Iran

Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Feb. 16 - An aircraft...

You might also likeRELATED
Recommended to you

Exit mobile version