رازهای ناگفته (خاطرات اردشیر زاهدی) فارسی 1401

"Unspoken Secrets" is a work by "Mahmoud Toloui" that includes "the memoirs of Ardeshir Zahedi, the former minister of foreign affairs and the last ambassador of Iran to America". He was the trusted adviser and former son-in-law of the Shah of Iran and one of the most influential diplomats in the Western-oriented government that ruled in Tehran before the Islamic Revolution. His reports and reflections provide insight into the king's philosophy of governance and foreign policy. During the tenure of "Ardeshir Zahedi" as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, important events such as the coronation of the Shah, the independence of Bahrain and Zahedi's troubled relationship with the Prime Minister were seen. Under the supervision of Ardeshir Zahedi, Iran established relations with many countries and became an international force for peace. During this period, Iran accepted the independence of Bahrain, signed the International Treaty on the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and established relations with Egypt. The status of the foreign ministry in Iran rose and more Iranian embassies were opened around the world where Iranian diplomats were hired based on merit rather than family history. Strong and reliable connections and relations were established with Muslim countries, the Non-Aligned Movement and world superpowers. "Ardeshir Zahedi" helped develop strong relations between Iran and the world and also established personal friendships with many of their leaders and foreign ministers. In "Untold Secrets" with introduction and editing by "Mahmoud Toloui", "Memoirs of Ardeshir Zahedi, the former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Iran's last ambassador to the United States" are recounted and the readers will learn about the details of his political and personal relationships with some of the most famous figures in the world of politics and power. , will be informed.