On August 24, Iran's Foreign Minister held a direct public meeting and dialogue to review and assess the achievements and limitations in the implementation of the country's foreign policy over the past two years.
According to official statements, the event took place amid Tehran's efforts to increase transparency and accountability before the public, while also providing a forum for citizens to better understand the diplomatic direction of the nation during this period.
The dialogue focused on major policy axes such as relations with neighboring countries, the nuclear negotiation process, international economic cooperation, as well as the geopolitical challenges facing Iran. The Foreign Minister also took time to answer direct questions from attendees.
This is one of the rare occasions when a senior Iranian diplomatic official directly reports in detail to the public on what has been achieved and what has not, rather than only through state media channels.
Analysts believe this move reflects the Iranian government's efforts to listen to feedback and adjust its foreign strategy in line with national interests and public expectations.
