Seyyed Nezamoldin Mousavi was one of the founding members of this EIKO subsidiary whose activities include “treating social injuries…setting up various charities across the country and organizing volunteer, popular and jihadi activities.”
A foundation that manages the Razavi shrine and its assets in Mashhad.
Former mayor of Tehran and IRGC commander. Qalibaf maintains a vast business network that comprises relatives, close friends and former Iran Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) associates who run lucrative charities and urban development programs that fall under the purview of Tehran Municipality.
Recently-elected Majles representative for Tehran known for strategic connections to media regulatory bodies, exclusive press clubs, and conservative news outlets.
Mohsen Rezaei is the chair of this foundation which promotes Islamic Republic values, produces e-publications and online content, among other things.
According to its articles of incorporation, this organization was founded to work alongside major bonyads like EIKO, the Imam Khomeini Relief Fund (IKRF), the Red Crescent and the Welfare Organization of Iran (Tamin). Mohsen Rezaei is the chairman of the board.
Mohsen Rezaei is the chair of this small cultural NGO and media outlet aligned with the popular website Tabnak News. Though obscure, Sobh Qarib Iranian brings together a group of IRGC officers and right-wing clerics whose interests range from high politics to helicopter and pasta production.
A prosecutor and investigator in the Iranian judiciary and husband of Mohsen Rezaei’s daughter Sara. He was vice chairman of the Tabnak Institute from 2013.
A charity belonging to the Kharrazi clan, who are related to Khamenei through marriage.
Charity set up by Mohsen Rezaei in honor of his son, Ahmad Rezaei.