đź“… 29 October 1981
The Majlis approved Mir-Hossein Mousavi as prime minister after rejecting Khamenei’s first choice. Mousavi became a central manager of Iran’s wartime government and economy.
đź“… 30 August 1988
Khomeini addressed Khamenei, Mousavi and cabinet members during Government Week, calling for people’s participation in reconstruction. Recovery now required rebuilding war-damaged areas and mobilizing...
đź“… 6 September 1988
Khomeini rejected Prime Minister Mousavi’s resignation and instructed him to continue serving within the Constitution. The exchange exposed tensions in Iran’s government just after the ceasefire.
đź“… 22 January 1985
Iran reported preliminary pipeline arrangements and a trade agreement with Turkey during Mousavi’s visit. Economic ties offered routes beyond the threatened Gulf.
đź“… 25 August 1987
Mousavi said relations with Saudi Arabia were seriously damaged after Mecca. He stopped short of announcing a diplomatic break and rejected pressure on Iran’s war policy.
đź“… 1 December 1985
Prime Minister Mir-Hossein Mousavi presented the 1986–87 budget draft to the Majlis. Its projected $18.9 billion oil income shows the importance of export earnings to wartime finances.
đź“… 17 February 1989
Iran and Turkey agreed to expand 1989 trade to $2 billion after a visit by Mousavi and Heavy Industry Minister Behzad Nabavi. Commercial ties offered a channel for reconstruction imports.
đź“… 2 November 1983
Mousavi announced Iran’s rejection of the latest Security Council ceasefire resolution. He argued that it protected Iraq and enabled outside intervention, reflecting Tehran’s stated diplomatic...
