List of current Iran governors-general

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This is current list of Iranian provincial Governors General in the cabinet of Ebrahim Raisi.

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  Military(6)

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Iran governors-general
ProvinceimageGovernorPartyPrior public experienceInauguration
IranAlborz-SVG.svg Mojtaba Abdollahi 01.jpg Mojtaba Abdollahi Principlist Executive DirectorNovember 7, 2021
IranArdabil-SVG.svg Seyyed hamed Ameli.webp Hamed Ameli Principlist Executive DirectorSeptember 26, 2021
IranEastAzerbaijan-SVG.svg Vacant
IranWestAzerbaijan-SVG.svg 2021 Islamic Republic of Iran Army Day in Mashhad (10).jpg Mohammad-Sadegh Motamedian Independent Executive DirectorOctober 17, 2021
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Revolutionary Guards Executive DirectorSeptember 22, 2021
IranChaharMahaalBakhtiari-SVG.svg Gholamali Heydari Soudjani Revolutionary Guards Executive DirectorNovember 21, 2021
IranFars-SVG.svg Imanieh.jpg Mohammad-Hadi Imanieh Principlist Executive Director and PhysicianSeptember 29, 2021
IranGilan-SVG.svg sdllh `bsy.jpg Asadollah Abbasi Principlist Executive Director and MP of Iranian ParliamentOctober 20, 2021
IranGolestan-SVG.svg Ali-Mohammad Zanganeh Principlist Executive DirectorOctober 20, 2021
IranHamadan-SVG.svg Alireza Ghasemi Farzad Principlist Executive DirectorOctober 20, 2021
IranHormozgan-SVG.svg Mahdi Dousti Principlist Executive DirectorOctober 3, 2021
IranIlam-SVG.svg Hassan Bahramnia Principlist Executive Director and MP of Iranian ParliamentNovember 21, 2021
IranEsfahan-SVG.svg Reza Mortazavi Principlist Executive DirectorOctober 3, 2021
IranKerman-SVG.svg Mohammad-Mahdi Fadakar Principlist Executive DirectorMay 1, 2022
IranKermanshah-SVG.svg Mohammad-Tayyeb Sahraee Principlist Executive DirectorDecember 21, 2022
IranNorthKhorasan-SVG.svg Mohammad-Reza Hossein-Nejad Principlist Executive Director and MP of Iranian ParliamentDecember 1, 2021
IranRazaviKhorasan-SVG.svg Yaghob-Ali Nazari Revolutionary Guards Executive DirectorOctober 17, 2021
IranSouthKhorasan-SVG.svg Javad Ghenaat Principlist Executive Director and Governor-generalNovember 24, 2021
IranKhuzestan-SVG.svg Ali-Akbar Hosseini Mehrab Principlist Executive DirectorDecember 28, 2022
IranKohkiluyehBuyerAhmad-SVG.svg Ali Ahmadzadeh Independent Executive Director and AttorneySeptember 22, 2021
IranKurdistan-SVG.svg Esmaeil Zarei Kosha Principlist Executive DirectorNovember 17, 2021
IranLorestan-SVG.svg Aboutaleb Shafeghat Revolutionary Guards Executive DirectorApril 21, 2024
IranMarkazi-SVG.svg Farzad Mokhlesolaemeh Principlist Executive DirectorNovember 3, 2021
IranMazandaran-SVG.svg Yousef Noori, 25 Dec 2021 - 01 (cropped).jpg Yousef Nouri Independent Executive DirectorApril 21, 2024
IranQazvin.svg Mohammad-Mahdi Aalaee Principlist Executive DirectorNovember 7, 2021
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Mohammad Aghamiri Independent Executive DirectorAugust 20, 2023
IranSemnan-SVG.svg Mohammad-Reza Hashemi Principlist Executive DirectorSeptember 26, 2021
IranSistanBaluchistan-SVG.svg Mohammad Karami Revolutionary Guards Executive DirectorDecember 25, 2022
IranTehran-SVG.svg `lyrD fkhry.jpg Alireza Fakhari Revolutionary Guards Executive DirectorNovember 20, 2022
Location of Yazd province in Iran.svg mhrn fTmy.jpg Mehran Fatemi Principlist Executive DirectorSeptember 26, 2021
IranZanjan-SVG.svg Mohsen Afsharchi by Mardetanha (1) 02.jpg Mohsen Afsharchi Principlist Executive DirectorSeptember 29, 2021

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