Iran Transition
Iran Transition Roadmap
The road a free Iran could walk — from the fall of the regime to the first free vote, and on to پیمان کوروش.
The road a free Iran could walk — from the fall of the regime to the first free vote, and on to پیمان کوروش.
Emergency stabilization, humanitarian aid corridors, basic services restoration
Institutional framework, judiciary reform, provincial governance activation
Constitutional referendum preparation, free elections framework, international observer invitations
Council of Elders
Proposed advisory body of respected national figures to provide strategic counsel on constitutional matters and national reconciliation.
Day-to-Day Governance
Proposed executive authority to manage daily governance, humanitarian logistics, security coordination, and international liaison during the transition period.
Supreme Court
Proposed constitutional oversight body to ensure rule of law, protect civil liberties, and adjudicate disputes during the transition to a fully democratic system.
The milestones that would open the road to the Cyrus Accords, in the order they would come.
Free elections held under international supervision resulting in a legitimate, representative government that reflects the will of the Iranian people.
Full IAEA inspection access, dismantlement of weapons-capable infrastructure, and commitment to peaceful nuclear energy under international safeguards.
Broad diplomatic recognition of a new Iranian government by the United Nations, regional partners, and major world powers.
Direct diplomatic channels established between Iran and Israel for trade, security, technology transfer, and cultural exchange agreements.
Formal signing and parliamentary ratification of the Cyrus Accords framework by both nations, establishing a new era of cooperation.
One Proposed Path to Peace and Democracy
This is one proposed roadmap toward the Cyrus Accords — a future both nations could choose.