His experiences during this period helped establish connections with individuals who would later assume important responsibilities following the Islamic Revolution.
After returning to Iran, Kharrazi continued to maintain an active interest in academic research and educational development.
He became a full professor at the University of Tehran and contributed to the advancement of psychology and educational sciences.
He also served in leadership positions associated with the Institute for Cognitive Science Studies, reflecting his commitment to interdisciplinary research and the development of scientific institutions.
Responsibilities Following the Islamic Revolution
Following the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979, Kharrazi entered public service and assumed a series of important responsibilities within the newly established political system.
Between 1979 and 1980, he served as Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs, a position that placed him within Iran’s diplomatic establishment during a period of considerable political transformation.
The early years of the Islamic Republic were characterized by major changes in Iran’s international relationships, including the deterioration of relations with the United States and the reorganization of the country’s diplomatic institutions.
