Aref Hails Executive-Judiciary Cooperation on Essential Goods, Market Oversight
TEHRAN – Iran’s executive and judiciary branches are strengthening coordination on the supply of essential goods and market oversight, First Vice President Muhammad Reza Aref said on Tuesday, stressing the importance of joint efforts to address public concerns and resolve economic problems.
Aref said cooperation between the two branches had been progressing well, with shared issues, including the supply of essential goods and market monitoring, being pursued through consultation and coordination.
He made the remarks during a meeting in Tehran with First Deputy of the Judiciary Hojjatoleslam Hamzeh Khalili where they reviewed common challenges and explored ways for strengthening inter-branch cooperation to address public problems.
Aref emphasized the need for continued coordination among senior officials, saying exchanges of views and joint consultations could help improve responses to public demands.