It was clear in the pictures that a collar microphone was installed on Jalili’s jacket, which will probably be used to make his election documentary. Two MPs from the Stability Front also accompanied him to the Ministry of Interior. The members of the Expediency Assessment Council and the Foreign Relations Strategic Council went behind the podium and presented their plans after completing the administrative tasks of registration. The most important part of Jalili’s speech is as follows: “Today, we need a government that has the will and the plan to promote this great capital. In the past 10 years, we have thought about this issue in a discourse called the shadow government, and with a wide network of elites and professors in various fields, we conducted expert studies on this issue. All this time, regardless of whether the current government is our friend or rival, we have tried to present the results of our investigations to the current government.
A good presidential candidate should possess a blend of strong leadership qualities, including decisiveness, integrity, and resilience to navigate complex crises and withstand political pressures. They need exceptional communication skills to articulate clear visions, inspire diverse constituencies, and negotiate effectively with domestic and international stakeholders. Deep policy expertise across economics, foreign affairs, and social issues is essential, coupled with a track record of practical experience in governance or related fields to demonstrate competence. Charisma and empathy help in building broad coalitions and connecting with voters on a personal level, while adaptability allows them to evolve with changing societal needs. Ultimately, a commitment to ethical principles, transparency, and the greater good over personal ambition distinguishes truly effective candidates from mere opportunists.
