New York Times reports challenges ahead new Iranian President’
The American newspaper New York Times today devoted an article to the holding of presidential elections in Iran.
The New York Times wrote in this article that after the campaigning of the presidential candidates, the people of Iran went to the polls today.
In this article, this American media claimed that the future president of Iran will face a series of economic and regional challenges.
The New York Times wrote, citing analysts’ forecasts, that considering that it is unlikely that any of the candidates will win 50% of the necessary votes, Iran’s presidential election will probably be extended to the second round.
The election of the 14th presidential term of the Islamic Republic of Iran has started this Friday morning with the enthusiastic participation of the people of Islamic Iran, and more than 200 reporters and cameramen from domestic and international media are present in Iran to cover this important event.