31 August 2012 - 10:34

The guidelines presented by the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei at the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit in Tehran was a comprehensive roadmap to the removal of the existing flaws of the international bodies.

(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Speaking to us, member of the parliament's Presiding Board Mohammad Hossein Farhangi said that the Leader's remarks reminded the principles and raison d'état of the NAM.

He pointed to the Leader's remarks about the UN Security Council's unfair structure and unilateralism, and noted, "The points raised by the dear Leader are the solution to these problems and serve the growth and spread of the ideas and plans of the NAM."

Ayatollah Khamenei told participants in the 16th Non-Aligned Movement to renovate the movement and boost its activity and role in the world.

The Leader praised the founders of the NAM and its operation in the last 60 years, but said the movement should boost its international role and clout through increased operations and fresh movements.

The Leader said the world is entering a new era and the NAM should play a bigger role in this new world, adding that all world countries should have a share in global management.

"States should raise their relations on the basis of common interests and not threat and intimidation," he stressed.

The Leader said the world should not be ruled by a few number of "bullying powers".

He said the "UN Security Council has a completely unfair structure, and the US and its allies have been misusing this unfair structure to materialize their interests".

The Leader said the US and its allies try to impose their own values on the world. "Their security in the US and Europe is important, while security of the rest of the world does not matter from their viewpoint."

"They impose their own rules and bullying words on the rest of the world" through the UN, he added, and said the US-led West portrays its aspirations as to be correct and fair through a media hegemony and propaganda.

"Everyone is tired of this situation in the world," he said.

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