Key diplomats, experts, and international figures attended the IPIS conference “International Law Under Assault: Aggression and Self-Defense” in Tehran on November 16, engaging in high-level discussions on the challenges facing international law and global security.
The Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) held a TDF online panel on “The Israeli Aggression on Iran: What Next?” Attended by Saeed Khatibzadeh, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of IPIS; Professor Mohammad Kazem Sajadpour from the School of International Relations; Professor Nasser Hadian from Tehran University; as well as domestic and foreign analysts participating in person or virtually.
Senior Iranian officials attended the two-day Tehran Dialogue Forum (TDF) discussions on various challenges transpiring the region and the world.
The Iranian capital hosted two days of intensive Tehran Dialogue Forum (TDF) talks on a wide range of regional and international issues and challenges with officials and experts from numerous nations in attendance.
The 2025 Tehran Dialogue Forum (TDF) brought together over 200 delegations from 53 countries , including foreign ministers, senior officials, diplomats, academics, and international experts. The two-day event served as a critical platform for dialogue on global and regional challenges, from nuclear diplomacy and security to economic cooperation and the ongoing crisis in Palestine.
