A conference aimed at uniting opponents of Iran’s current regime is scheduled to take place, with organizers hoping to demonstrate a growing coalition of like-minded individuals seeking change. The event intends to address concerns about potential leadership transitions,including the suitability of exiled members of Iran’s former royal family,such as Reza Pahlavi,to lead the country again after 46 years abroad.
Supporters inside Iran will be able to follow the proceedings online through unofficial internet services like Starlink,which have reportedly been smuggled into the country. A key organizer stated the goal is to showcase a diverse adn expanding coalition representing various factions within the Iranian political spectrum, perhaps marking the largest gathering of its kind.
All participants in the upcoming Convention of National Cooperation conference are united by three core principles: the preservation of Iran’s territorial integrity, the safeguarding of individual liberties and the equality of all citizens, and the separation of religion and state.
This conference follows recent diplomatic developments,including Iran’s resumption of nuclear talks with European powers in Turkey. These discussions occurred after the united States and Israel conducted bombings of key Iranian military and nuclear sites in June. Reza pahlavi has expressed skepticism regarding Iran’s trustworthiness in negotiations, suggesting that such talks may serve as a tactic for Tehran to gain time.
