Imam Ali Barracks
Military unit which trains guardsmen — including, opposition groups claim, members of the Quds Force.
Military unit which trains guardsmen — including, opposition groups claim, members of the Quds Force.
Son-in-law of Habibollah Bourbour and a university professor who founded two startup companies in 2019.
A well-connected businessman who bankrolls the election campaigns of Principlist (right-wing) candidates and shapes the conservative political landscape of Iran.
Current Kerman governor and Mola al-Movahedin Charity Trustee.
Mahan Air CEO and Mola al-Movahedin Charity Trustee.
Former Kerman governor, Hassan Rouhani presidential campaign adviser, and Mola al-Movahedin Charity Trustee.
The trustees of Mola al-Movahedin and known Quds Force members created this bank from three interest-free loan funds.
A pillar Mola al-Movahedin subsidy and Iranian airline sanctioned by the US Treasury Department since 2011 for “providing financial, material and technological support to the IRGC-Quds Force.”
Relative of the late former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani who created the Mola al-Movahedin Charity while he was governor of Kerman Province.
Charity at the core of the Quds Force’s domestic business activities. Created by Hossein Marashi, a relative of the late former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani while he was governor of Kerman. The founders originally intended MMC to be an organization that brought together the most important officials in Kerman—the governor, the Friday prayer leader, and the IRGC commander—on its board of trustees. This political, religious, and paramilitary trio were to lead efforts to develop the province’s economy, but in practice, MMC became a financial vehicle for funneling state funds to Quds Force–owned businesses.