Dr. Hassan Rouhani Konservatif Moderat Lulusan Glasgow University Menjadi Presiden Iran Yang Baru

Hassan Rohani Menjadi Presiden Baru Iran

Islam Times- Menteri Dalam Negeri Iran Mostafa Mohammad Najjar pada Sabtu, 15/06/13, mengumumkan bahwa dari total 36.704.156 suara sah yang dihitung, Rohani memenangkan 50,70 persen suara dengan mencapai 18.613.329 suara.

Hassan Rohani, kandidat dari kelompok reformis dukungan Hashemi Rafsanjani memenangkan pemilihan presiden Iran ke-11 menyusul pemungutan suara yang dilakukan oleh rakyat Iran pada Jumat 14 Juni kemarin.




Menteri Dalam Negeri Iran Mostafa Mohammad Najjar pada Sabtu, 15/06/13, mengumumkan bahwa dari total 36.704.156 suara sah yang dihitung, Rohani memenangkan 50,70 persen suara dengan mencapai 18.613.329 suara.

Sementara kandidat Principlist Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf memperolah suara di belakang Rohani dengan memenangkan 6.077.292 suara.

Dalam sebuah pernyataan, Qalibaf menyampaikan selamat kepada Rohani atas kemenangannya.

Sementara Saeed Jalili meraih 4.168.946 suara, dan disusul oleh independen Mohsen Rezaei dengan 3.884.412 suara.

Kelompok Principlist Ali Akbar Velayati dan Independent Mohammad Gharazi bereada diperingkat di bagian bawah, dengan memperoleh 2.268.753 dan 446.015 suara, masing-masing.

Sebanyak 1.245.409 surat suara dinyatakan tidak sah.

Hampir 50,5 juta orang Iran, termasuk lebih dari 1,6 juta pemilih pertama kali memenuhi syarat untuk berpartisipasi dalam pemilu 14 Juni kemarin. Kementerian dalam negeri juga mengatakan, jumlah pemilih pada pemilu kali ini sekitar 72,7 persen. [IT/On]

http://www.islamtimes.org/vdch-xniw2...nq6d.yrt2.html

Hassan Rouhani Liberal Hope In Iran
Cleric and former nuclear negotiator Hassan Rohani enjoys the support of many liberal-minded Iranians and moderates and reformists in his bid to become president of the Islamic Republic. Rohani’s credentials include membership in the Assembly of Experts and Expediency Council and Supreme National Security Council.

His track record proves his talent for working effectively with various factions, and, more than other candidates, his attitude – at age 64 – for change, both in Iran’s internal policy and internationally.

His degrees in law include a doctorate from Scotland’s Glasgow Caledonian University.

The foreign policy veteran who moves in the same circles as Iran’s ruling clerics told supporters at a campaign rally which included former high-placed political figures: “I came here to establish a government of wisdom and hope, for the sake of Islamic Iran, to salvage the economy, to have constructive interaction with the world and to resurrect morality in society.”

Rohani is said to favour negotiations to resolve Iran’s nuclear dispute with the West, at the same time as standing up for his country’s right to pursue peaceful development of a civil nuclear energy programme. Allaying the suspicion of major powers that Tehran harbours atomic weapon ambitions would be the key to having US-led sanctions lifted.

Rohani has also spoken out in recognition of how much needs to be done in Iran to improve the standing of women and ethnic minorities.

http://www.euronews.com/2013/06/14/h...-hope-in-iran/



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