Mohammad Mehdi Samiei (1297, Rasht—16 August 2009, Los Angeles) was one of Persian’s banking and planning managers and one of the technocrats during the reign of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. For many years, he was the head of the Industrial and Mineral Development Bank, the head of the Central Bank, the head of the program organization, and finally the head of the Agricultural Development Fund. The fact that the Central Bank of Homeland was a corruption-free, relatively independent, and strangely efficient institution has been attributed to his management.
The Certified Accountants Association was established on March 2, 1351, with his effective support. He was one of the 34 founders of this association, and in all the years before the 1357 revolution, he was the head of the Supreme Council of this independent, non-governmental professional association. biography, diary Mehdi Samii, the son of Ibrahim Nabil Samii, a Gilak senator and a member of the long-standing and culture-loving Samii family and the grandson of Adib al-Sultaneh (Hossein Samii), was a writer and politician who played a role in the politics and culture of Iran both during the Qajar era and in the early years of Reza Shah’s reign.
