Iranian Cultural Revolution - Members

Members

The Cultural Council has 33 members, most of whom hold other government posts as well.

  1. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
  2. Seyed Mahmood Hashemi Shahroodee
  3. Gholam Ali Hadad Adel
  4. Mohammad Reza Mokhber Dezfoolee
  5. Mohammad Ali Kaynejad
  6. Ahmad Masjid Jamei
  7. Ja’far Tovfighee Darban
  8. Masood Pezeshkian
  9. Morteza Hajee
  10. Hamid Reza Baradaran Shraka
  11. Seyed Ezatolah Zarghamee
  1. Seyed Mehdee Khamooshee
  2. Mohsen Ghomee
  3. Ali Montazeree Moghaddam
  4. Moneereh Nobakht
  5. Abdolah JA’far Ali Jasbee
  6. Emad Afroogh
  7. Ali Abbaspoor Tehranee
  8. Omidvar Meerghaed
  9. Ahmad Jannati
  10. Ali Lareejanee
  11. Ali Akbar rashad
  1. Ahmad Ahmadi
  2. Ali Reza Sadr Hoseinee
  3. Hasan Ebrahim Habeebee
  4. Ali Akbar Velayatee
  5. Iraj Fazel
  6. Ali Shariatmadari
  7. Hasan Rahimpour Azghadee
  8. Mehdee Golshanee
  9. Mir-Hossein Mousavi Khameneh
  10. Mohammad Reza Aref
  11. Sadegh Vaez-zadeh

At the end of 2009, Mir Hossein Mousavi was fired from his post as the head of the Academy of Arts.

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