During the campaign for 2005 presidential election, Mehralizadeh announced his ambition for presidency on December 29 and said he was the candidate for the younger generation. He received some support from Majlis representatives of Guilan, Azerbaijan and Khorasan. On May 22, 2005, the Guardian Council rejected Mehralizadeh and Mostafa Moeen's candidacy, but the next day they approved both reformist candidates after the controversial letter of Ayatollah Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, who specifically asked for their approval.[1]
Mehralizadeh ranked last in the seven candidates running on June 17, 2005, securing about 1,300,000 votes (4.40%), a record number and percentage for a last finishing presidential candidate in Iran. He ranked first in the two provinces of the Iranian Azerbaijan.
2021 Iranian Presidential Election
Mohsen Mehralizadeh registered as a presidential candidate for 2021 presidential election in May 2021, and then subsequently was approved by Guardian Council. He was the only Reformist candidate among all other 6 candidates.[2] He did withdraw from the competition two days before final election date.[3]
mohsen, mehralizadeh, persian, محسن, مهرعلیزاده, born, september, 1956, iranian, reformist, politician, former, governor, isfahan, province, vice, president, iran, head, national, sports, organization, iran, under, president, khatami, ethnic, turk, governor, i. Mohsen Mehralizadeh Persian محسن مهرعلیزاده born September 30 1956 is an Iranian reformist politician and former Governor of Isfahan Province He was a Vice President of Iran and the head of the National Sports Organization of Iran under President Khatami He is an ethnic Turk Mohsen MehralizadehGovernor of IsfahanIn office 29 October 2017 17 November 2018PresidentHassan RouhaniPreceded byRasoul ZargarpourSucceeded byAbbas RezayiVice President of IranHead of Physical Education OrganizationIn office 10 November 2001 26 September 2005PresidentMohammad KhatamiPreceded byMostafa HashemitabaSucceeded byMohammad AliabadiGovernor of KhorasanIn office 1997 2001PresidentMohammad KhatamiPreceded byAbdollah KupaeiSucceeded byHassan RasouliPersonal detailsBorn 1956 09 30 September 30 1956 age 66 Maragheh East Azerbaijan Province Imperial State of IranChildren3Alma materUniversity of TabrizMehralizadeh was the governor of the Khorasan in Khatami s first term of presidency Contents 1 Presidential candidacy 1 1 2005 Iranian Presidential Election 1 2 2021 Iranian Presidential Election 2 References 3 External linksPresidential candidacy Edit2005 Iranian Presidential Election Edit During the campaign for 2005 presidential election Mehralizadeh announced his ambition for presidency on December 29 and said he was the candidate for the younger generation He received some support from Majlis representatives of Guilan Azerbaijan and Khorasan On May 22 2005 the Guardian Council rejected Mehralizadeh and Mostafa Moeen s candidacy but the next day they approved both reformist candidates after the controversial letter of Ayatollah Khamenei the Supreme Leader of Iran who specifically asked for their approval 1 Mehralizadeh ranked last in the seven candidates running on June 17 2005 securing about 1 300 000 votes 4 40 a record number and percentage for a last finishing presidential candidate in Iran He ranked first in the two provinces of the Iranian Azerbaijan 2021 Iranian Presidential Election Edit Mohsen Mehralizadeh registered as a presidential candidate for 2021 presidential election in May 2021 and then subsequently was approved by Guardian Council He was the only Reformist candidate among all other 6 candidates 2 He did withdraw from the competition two days before final election date 3 References Edit Iran reverses ban on reformist candidates Iran s presidential election Who the candidates are BBC News 28 May 2021 Reformist Mehralizadeh Quits Iranian Presidential Race BNN Bloomberg 16 June 2021 External links Edit Wikimedia Commons has media related to Mohsen Mehralizadeh This article about an Iranian politician is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Mohsen Mehralizadeh amp oldid 1094467694, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
