Three two-starred priority agendas have been reconsidered and analyzed in today's Iranian parliament open session.

Iran news: According to Iran press news agency report, three two-starred priority agendas in the different topics  were reconsidered and analyzed in Iranian parliament open session on Sunday. The Iranian Parliament sat today for analyzing three two-starred priority agendas in the the three separate ranges of topics:

1.The two starred case on organizing the detainees in the country together with efforts to decrease the numbers of those with penal cases.

2.The two starred case was on Majlis agricultural commission which was aimed at helping the farmers who have suffered heavy losses through exemption of their loan debts. 

3.The two starred case which appeared be the last one as well which was about budget amendment.

 

 

Meanwhile, Iran's parliament presiding board announced on Sunday the names of four candidates to be considered as the next possible ministers in Hassan Rouhani's cabinet.

According to exclusive report by Iran press news agency, the member of Iran's parliament presiding board, Ali Asghar Yousefnejad said on Sunday in Majlis open session that according to principle of 133 in the Constitution, the names of the four candidates who are considered as potential ministers have been announced to win vote of confidence by the parliamentarians.

The names of the four candidates are as follows:  

1. Mohammad Eslami, the candidate for ministry of road and urban development.

2. Reza Rahmani, the candidate for the ministry of industry, mine and trade.

3. Farhad Dezhpasand, the candidate for ministry of economic affairs and finance. 

4. Mohammad Shariatmadari, the candidate for ministry of cooperatives, labour, and social welfare.

Earlier on October 20, Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani accepted the resignation of minister of road and urban development Abbas Akhoundi and minister of industry, mine and trade Mohammad Shariatmadari.

In the letter, dated September 1 and addressed to president Hassan Rouhani, Iran’s minister of road and urban development, Abbas Akhoundi announced his resignation and asked the president to accept his decision. 

Mohammad Shariatmadari also resigned from his position as a minister.

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