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Seyed Mohammad Hossein Adeli

Born in 1953 in Ahvaz. He is an Iranian politician, diplomat, economist and academic. He was the Secretary General of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum. He is the founder of Ravand Institute. He was the chairman of Iran's first investment bank, the Amin Investment Bank  until 2011. In May 2014, he received the Order of the Rising Sun from the Emperor of Japan, Akihito, the highest Order given to any Iranian National for his important role in the Iran–Japan Relation.

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The Ravand Institute for Economic

  and International Studies

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Dubbed by the media as the Davos of Iran, Ravand Conference is an international forum, held annually, where Iranian and international officials, corporate and business executives, international organi-zations, NGOs, the media, and academics are invited to participate and interact and to debate on a diversity of political and economic subjects with a view to contributing to the shaping of policies. The conference is also an opportune setting for networking and for meeting potential partners.

Notable people who attended Ravand conference are:

Mohammad Reza Bahonar, Iranian MP and Vice Speaker in

Islamic Consultative Assembly;

Adel Abdul Mahdi, Iraqi Vice President;

Gholam Hossein Nozari, Managing Director, National Iranian Oil Company; 

Mohammadreza Nematzadeh, Deputy Minister of Oil and president of National Iranian Oil Company;

Rosemary Hollis, Director of Research in Royal Institute of

International Affairs, Chatham House;

Ali Shamkhani, Centre for Strategic Defense Research;

Mohammad Nahavandian, Head of National Globalization Center;

Vera de Ladoucette, Senior Vice President in Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA).

Конференция Раванд, названная СМИ Иранским Давосом, является ежегодным международным форумом, на котором иранские и международные официальные лица, руководители корпораций и бизнеса, международные организации, НПО, СМИ и ученые приглашаются для участия, взаимодействия и обсуждения. по разнообразию политических и экономических вопросов с целью содействия формированию политики. Конференция также является подходящей площадкой для нетворкинга и встречи с потенциальными партнерами.

拉萬德會議被媒體稱為伊朗的達沃斯會議，每年舉行一次國際論壇，邀請伊朗和國際官員，企業和商業主管，國際組織，非政府組織，媒體和學者參加，並與他們進行互動和辯論。涉及各種政治和經濟主題，以促進政策制定。這次會議也是建立社交網絡和與潛在合作夥伴會面的契機。

 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY FORUM, IEF

Dr. Seyed Mohammad Hossein Adeli

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Qatar

GAS EXPORTING COUNTRIES FORUM

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H.E. Hossein Adeli PhD

Secretary General

 2nd International Gas Seminar | 5th GECF Summit Keynote: H.E. Dr. Seyed Mohammed Hossein Adeli 

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Gas and Alternative Fuels: Present and Future Shares and Challenges | H.E. Seyed Hossein Adeli

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H.E. Seyed Hossein Adeli PhD

Crans Montana Forum Brussels 2018

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H.E. Seyed Hossein Adeli PhD

Crans Montana Forum Vienna 2016

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Adeli: Difficulties should be settled as a non-armed conflict

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H.E. SEYED HOSSEIN ADELI

IN THE 2002 "VISION OF IRAN" FILM

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Interview with Hussein Adeli Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs in the Foreign Ministry Tehran April 2002. Adeli was the former Governor of the Central Bank, Ambassador to Tokyo and Ottawa. He was interviewed by Editor-in-Chief Harald Dahle-Sladek in the Foreign Department in Tehran.

Seyed Hossein Adeli and Harald Dahle-Sladek Editor-in-Chief of Petrofilm.com in Adeli's office the Foreign Ministry Teheran April 2002.

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Tehran April 2002 meeting

n April 2002 and in May 2003 the Editor-in-Chief had several meetings in the Foreign Ministry in Tehran. There I met with Dr. Hossein Adeli, Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs who was busy, but was very generous and took time off to talk with me. Adeli’s diplomatic career progressed through his appointment as Iranian Ambassador to Canada in 1995.

Iraq and Afghanistan

At the end of his term in 1999, Adeli was nominated as Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs and the chairman of the Coordinating Council for Foreign Economic Relations until 2004. During these years, Adeli initiated two special committees for Reconstruction of Afghanistan and Reconstruction of Iraq through a series of multilateral arrangements, and filled the role of Secretary General for both committees.

Ambassador to United Kingdom

As his last official post, he served as Ambassador Extraordinary Pleni-pot

entiary of Iran to the United Kingdom. At his time, he along with John Curtis and several others lobbied with Iranian Government to borrow 80 items for a new exhibition named "The Forgotten Empire".



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Seyed Hossein Adeli, PhD.

Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs, Tehran

The Success of the United Sates in Afghanistan also comes as the Active Support from Iran. A Golden Opportunity for Washington to better its relations with Tehran went out of the Window. Harald Dahle reports.

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Adeli: "Great disappointment!" Dahle: "Frustration was high."



This interview was conducted in Dr. Hussein Adeli's office in the Foreign Ministry in Tehran. It was the first of two meetings that Harald Dahle had with Dr. Adeli. The first was in April 2002, and the second meeting was held in May 2003.

During the interview made in April of 2002  it became quite clear to the Editor-in-Chief, that the rejection of the United Sates to appreciate what Iran had done for the country in Afghanistan, neither did not sit well with the upper echelon of the Islamic Republic of Iran, nor was it well received by the Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs.

This would have been a Golden Opportunity for the United States to better the relations with Iran, but in wain. Washington was not ready to hand Tehran a firm handshake.

Dahle: -Tehran has sent an invitation to Washington for a meeting and better the relations between the two sides. I understand that the United States has rejected this initiative. How do you view the current relations with the U.S. after this disappointment?

Adeli: -Well, actually our relations with the West in general has improved a lot during the last, may be four, five years.

Dahle: -Yes.

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Adeli: -Specially with the policies that have been followed by President Khatami, Dialogue among Civilization, the Rule of Law, the Principles of Civil Society, the elimination of tensions between Iran or other countries, the elimination of misunderstanding.

All of these policies have been seriously followed by Iran in its Foreign Policy and has contributed to the relations with all countries except the United States. And with the West in general we have been able to exchange delegations on the level of Foreign Minister and head of Governments.

Dahle: -Aren't the operations of the United States in Afghanistan very much based on the early assistance from Iran?

Adeli: -But with the United States, it is unfortunately to see, that even developments in Afghanistan, which owes a lot to understanding and effective assistance from Iran, has not, I believe, been able to penetrate into the hearts or the minds of decision makers in the United States.

Dahle: -You say Dr. Adeli that without the help from Iran in Afghanistan the United States would not have been where they are today?

Adeli: -I think that there is no doubt even in the American eyes, that what we now see in the situation in Afghanistan owes a lot to Iranian assistance, Iranian understanding. The military success of the United States owes a lot to understanding and appreciation from Iran, and also the political process in Afghanistan owes the same thing. 

Dahle: -That is a fact one cannot easily stick under the table!

Adeli: -And may be that was a very unique opportunity for the United Sates to reciprocate these kinds of understanding, and to seize and stop those kinds of policies that are pursued by them, in the past couple of decades. But apparently there is still not a very strong sign from that side!

Dahle: -Iran has friendly relations with many countries in the world, why not also with the United States?

Adeli: -Off course, the general policy of Iran is to have friendly relations with every country in the world, including the United States, provided that this kind of relationship would be based on an equal footing, on a mutual beneficial sort of relationship.

Dahle: -Are you hopeful that the United States might come back on a later stage and give Iran the handshake it deserves?

Adeli: -This is why I think that, as the policies of the United States, which are normally a unilateral policy, we hope that one time they would join the other countries of the West and developing countries and join that kind of understanding of Iran. That the developments in the region would open their eyes, and that they would adopt a new policy towards our country!

Dahle: -Thank you Dr. Adeli.

Seyed Mohammad Hossein Adeli PhD

Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs

INTERVIEWED APRIL 2002

THE SUCCESS OF

THE UNITED STATES

IN AFGHANISTAN  ALSO COMES AS THE ACTIVE SUPPORT FROM IRAN

Revolutionary icon Khomeini, Leader Khamenei



A GOLDEN OPORTUNITY

for Washington to better its relations with Teheran

went out of the window!

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Dr. Adeli explains Iran's view regarding Afghanistand and the U.S.

Dr. Adeli: "Great disappointment!"



This interview was conducted in Dr. Hussein Adeli's office in the Foreign Ministry in Tehran. It was the first of two meetings that Harald Dahle had with Dr. Adeli. The first was in April 2002, and the second meeting was held in May 2003.

During the interview made in April of 2002  it became quite clear to the Editor-in-Chief, that the rejection of the United Sates to appreciate what Iran had done for the country in Afghanistan, neither did not sit well with the upper echelon of the Islamic Republic of Iran, nor was it well received by the Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs. This would have been a Golden Opportunity for the United States to better the relations with Iran, but in wain. Washington was not ready to hand Tehran a firm handshake.

Dahle: -Tehran has sent an invitation to Washington for a meeting and better the relations between the two sides. I understand that the United States has rejected this initiative. How do you view the current relations with the U.S. after this disappointment?

Adeli: -Well, actually our relations with the West in general has improved a lot during the last, may be four, five years.

Dahle: -Yes.

Adeli: -Specially with the policies that have been followed by President Khatami, Dialogue among Civilization, the Rule of Law, the Principles of Civil Society, the elimination of tensions between Iran or other countries, the elimination of misunderstanding. All of these policies have been seriously followed by Iran in its Foreign Policy and has contributed to the relations with all countries except the United States. And with the West in general we have been able to exchange delegations on the level of Foreign Minister and head of Governments.

Dahle: -Aren't the operations of the United States in Afghanistan very much based on the early assistance from Iran?

Adeli: -But with the United States, it is unfortunately to see, that even developments in Afghanistan, which owes a lot to understanding and effective assistance from Iran, has not, I believe, been able to penetrate into the hearts or the minds of decision makers in the United States.

Dahle: -Without the help from Iran in Afghanistan, you say that the United States would not have been where they are now?

Adeli: -I think that there is no doubt, even in the American eyes, that what we now see in the situation in Afghanistan owes a lot to Iranian assistance, Iranian understanding. The military success of the United States owes a lot to understanding and appreciation from Iran, and also the political process in Afghanistan owes the same thing. 

Adeli: -And may be that was a very unique opportunity for the United Sates to reciprocate these kinds of understanding, and to seize and stop those kinds of policies that are pursued by them, in the past couple of decades. But apparently there is still not a very strong sign from that side.

Dahle: -Iran has friendly relations with many countries in the world, so why not also with the United States?

Adeli: -Off course, the general policy of Iran is to have friendly relations with every country in the world, including the United States, provided that this kind of relationship would be based on an equal footing, on a mutual beneficial sort of relationship. So, this is why I think that, as the policies of the United States, which are normally a unilateral policy, we hope that one time they would join the other countries of the West and developing countries, and would join that kind of understanding of Iran. That the developments in the region would open their eyes, and that they would adopt a new policy towards our country!

Dahle: -Thank you Dr. Adeli.

Seyed Mohammad Hossein Adeli PhD