The American Congress Resolution in Support of The Resistance of The Iranian People

The news portal of MEK Iran informs that the resolution of the majority of the United States House of Representatives, signed by the 221 members, was registered by the 39 bipartisan congressmen and signed by 123 presidents of the Committee and Sub-committee or equal degree of the Congress, asking for the establishment of a secular and democratic Republic and support for the leader of MEK Iran, Maryam Rajavi's 10-point platform. 

Khamenei Expresses His Fear of An Uprising

During a video-conference with a group of young Basij Force university students, regime's supreme guide, Ali Khamenei, expressed his fear of uprisings and protests as well as growing support for the MEK Iran and the resistance units.

MEK Iran has quoted the speech of Khamenei on his new portal: “Don't let your protests look like protests against the Islamic regime. That’s what the enemy is waiting for. Sometimes you may think you are protesting against something else, but depending on how you protest, the enemy considers or implies that it is a protest against the system. You must seriously prevent this from happening and not allow the enemy make others believe that it is a protest against the system," said Khamenei.

Reports from Iran Confirm Widespread Boycott of the Farce of Parliamentary Elections of the Regime

Reports obtained by the network of the Organization Mujahedin-e Khalq or MEK Iran confirm the general boycott of the Iranian people to the farce of parliamentary elections of the regime. This is a positive response to the call made by Ms. Maryam Rajavi, elected president of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) to boycott the farce of parliamentary elections of the regime.

Albanian Prime Minister Declares: Our Country Will Not Change its Approach Towards the Iranian Opposition Group of the MEK Iran

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama reiterated that his country will not change its approach towards the Iranian opposition group of the MEK Iran.

Prime Minister Rama made the announcement at a joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in Brussels on January 29.

Iran's Regime Practically Withdraws from the Nuclear agreement by Abandoning its Commitments

Maryam Rajavi: “Iran's regime practically withdraws from the nuclear agreement by abandoning its commitments; it is imperative to activate the compliance mechanism of the Agreement and restore six Security Council resolutions ”

Ms. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the National Resistance Council of Iran (NCRI), described the Iranian regime's decision not to comply with "restrictions on the number of centrifuges, capacity, percentage and level of enriched uranium and research and development ", in its nuclear program as an effective exit from the nuclear agreement, known as the Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA).

The Founding of NCRI and Massoud Rajavi’s Work

Massoud Rajavi joined the PMOI/MEK in 1967. Soon he was appointed by the Mohammad Hanifnejad, the leader and founder of MEK Iran, to the MEK’s ideological group. There he helped the study and documentation of the organization’s ideological principles. Later, Rajavi became a member of the PMOI/MEK Iran’s Central Committee.

Massoud Rajavi, since 1981, has remained adamant that the only solution for Iran’s and Middle East’s problems is a is democratic regime change in Iran.

Rajavi holds the belief that the Iranian people and their organized resistance movement have everything they need to bring about democratic change in Iran. It is upon this belief that he has founded the largest independent opposition movement in Iran’s modern history.

On numerous occasions, Western states have tried to tackle the challenges posed by the Iranian regime. They have done this through appeasement and rapprochement and the endorsement of so-called “moderate” and “reformist” groups within the regime. It has often been at the cost of causing damage to the Iranian people and the Iranian opposition.

Massoud Rajavi’s Vision for the Future of Iran

The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) is a coalition of 540 political and distinguished Iranian personalities and five organizations of different persuasions. They are committed to a democratic, secular and coalition government in Iran. The largest and most popular group resistance group inside Iran, People’s Mujahedin Organization of Iran or Mujahedin-e Khalq (PMOI, MEK Iran) is also a member of NCRI. Half of the members of organization are female council’s members.

The NCRI has been supported by several thousand members of parliaments, political leaders and party officials in Europe and the United States, as a viable and democratic alternative against the mullahs’ dictatorship in Iran.

Massoud Rajavi announced the formation of the democratic alternative to the religious, terrorist dictatorship, the Iran Regime National Council of Resistance of Iran, on July 29, 1981.

This coalition of Iranian opposition groups aims to replace the theocratic regime of Khomeini with a free, secular and democratic state. The Massoud Rajavi’s NCRI became a rally point for anyone who endorsed regime change and supported democracy in Iran.

Massoud Rajavi has concentrated his efforts to the Council since the formation of the NCRI.

Thanks to his management of NCRI’s affairs, he has earned the trust of the NCRI’s members.

Massoud Rajavi, was the top wanted opposition figure in Iran. On July 29, 1981, he exited the country with the help of personnel in Iran’s air force who opposed the regime.

Rajavi landed in France. There he took refuge and established the headquarters of the NCRI to further pursue its fight against the Iranian regime.

Massoud Rajavi’s vision for the future of Iran

Since 1981, Massoud Rajavi was determined that a democratic regime change in Iran is the only solution to the problems of Iran and the Middle East.

Massoud Rajavi believed that the Iranian people and their organized resistance movement have everything they need to bring about democratic change in Iran, and it is upon this belief that he has founded the largest independent opposition movement in Iran’s modern history.

Through appeasement and rapprochement and the endorsement of so-called “moderate” and “reformist” groups within the regime, Western states have tried on numerous occasions to tackle the challenges posed by the Iranian regime, and it has often been at the cost of causing damage to the Iranian people and the Iranian opposition.

Massoud Rajavi has remained firm on his stance that the religious dictatorship ruling in Iran does not have the potential for reform. His idea has been analyzed in many academic publications.

Today, it has become evident that Massoud Rajavi’s understanding and vision of Iranian politics had been accurate all along.

Although the Iranian regime has imposed heavy security measures and repression, people across Iran are protesting and chanting slogans against the regime’s entirety. They are calling for the overthrow of the mullahs’ regime, the goal that Massoud Rajavi and the MEK have been fighting for since 1981.

In August of 1993, the NCRI elected the wife of Massoud Rajavi, Maryam Rajavi as the future President of Iran.

Madam Rajavi’s mandate is to oversee the peaceful transfer of power to the Iranian people following the regime’s overthrow. Also, it opposes Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program.