In order to achieve success in his executive mission, the president needs to adjust its domestic agenda and foreign policy to the nation’s will.

Presidential candidate Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi says his potential administration could build four million housing units during its four-year term as part of his agenda to address high housing prices in the country.

Media affiliated with Iran’s Principlist camp say an unspoken competition has been underway between Nasser Hemmati and Mohsen Mehr-Alizadeh, two presidential candidates associated with the Reformists, to rally the support of Reformist leaders.

Presidential candidate Nasser Hemmati described the sanctions imposed on Iran by the United States as one of Iran’s “most fundamental problems,” blaming the restrictions for more than have of the country’s economic woes.

Iranian presidential candidates have been focusing on the economy so far in their campaigns. Let’s see what they have said.

Presidential candidate Mohsen Rezaei says his economic agenda will focus, among other things, on increasing and stabilizing the value of Iran’s national currency if he wins the election.

Iranian presidential candidates Alireza Zakani, who is a Principlist, and Nasser Hemmati, a Moderate generally viewed as close to the Reformists, engage in a war of words on Twitter over Iran’s economic hardships.

Presidential candidate Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi calls on the Iranian youth to go to the ballot boxes in the June 18 presidential vote, despite all the woes they faced during the terms of President Rouhani.

The Iranian presidential election due on June 18 has proven to be a competition of ideas for the Iranian economy, among other things. Let’s take a listen to what the candidates have said so far into the campaigns.

Presidential candidate Alireza Zakani has criticized the President Hassan Rouhani administration for “failing to get the necessary guarantees” in a nuclear deal with major world states that was struck in 2015.