Iranian Ambassador to France: After the change of the Supreme Leader, the national system continues to operate, and external negotiations are generally handled by the government According to a report by Golden Finance, on May 21st, Iranian Ambassador to France Mohammad Amin Nejad gave an interview to the media. When talking about the physical condition of Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei, he said that although Mujtaba had been injured before, any matter discussed in Iran now - any matter that falls within the responsibility or authority of the Supreme Leader according to the Iranian Constitution - will be decided by him. When asked which side of Iran other countries should promote communication with in the current situation, Nejad said, "The Supreme Leader has never been a direct dialogue party in negotiations or diplomatic contacts. Sometimes the head of state comes to request an audience, and he also receives it. But the negotiation affairs of the country are handled by the executive branch." He pointed out, "The most important thing is that we have the Supreme National Security Council. From 2003 to 2015, intensive negotiations were held around the nuclear issue. At that time, successive governments and presidents were involved. When the entire system needed to make decisions, it was the responsibility of the Secretary General of the Supreme National Security Council. Now, after the assassination of the former Supreme Leader, Iran's current system is completely the same as it was then