Current Programs of the Environmental Party of Iran in the Phase Prior to the Overthrow of the Islamic Republic Regime and During the Transitional Period
1. Active practical and media support through reliance on civil struggles to bring the national revolution of the people of Iran to fruition and to achieve the freedom-seeking and justice-seeking demands of the Iranian people.
2. Establishment, support, and strengthening of a liberal–social green national party, with the objective of playing an effective role in the governance of Iran’s future, based on environmental, democratic, and sustainable development approaches, accompanied by a commitment to achieving social justice.
3. Dialogue, cooperation, and coordination with revolutionary forces, civil and social groups, political parties, and like-minded organizations, based on the principles of Iran’s territorial integrity, equality of citizens, justice, belief in democracy and secularism, pluralism, and the safeguarding of national interests, with the aim of supporting the victory of the people’s revolution of Iran, as well as cooperating with other groups to manage the transitional period until the establishment and consolidation of a democratic system based on the will of the people of Iran.
4. Holding meetings, launching campaigns, and carrying out civil and international activities with the aim of gaining the support of global public opinion and international institutions for the demands and aspirations of the people of Iran.
5. Utilizing the knowledge and expertise of specialists in the fields of law, politics, economics, and the environment in order to develop practical and strategic programs for the future of a free Iran.
6. Providing information, analysis, and continuous monitoring of political, social, and environmental developments in Iran, with the aim of enhancing public awareness and supporting informed decision-making.
Note:
The party possesses its own official logo and, as a political party, will provisionally use the official national flag specified in the Supplement to the Constitution until the time when the official flag of Iran is determined and approved in the new Constitution.The flag to be approved by the first National and Democratic Assembly of Iran, emerging from the will of the Iranian nation in achieving freedom and democracy, shall be the national flag of Iran.The roots of this flag trace back to ancient Iran. The three colors of this flag date to the Qajar era, and the emblem of the Lion and Sun—historically associated with King Jamshid and symbolizing sovereignty—has served as a national symbol of Iran throughout various historical periods. In the Qajar era, the Lion and Sun emblem was officially registered together with a sword.