This statement Explain Our Views for a Better Future .

Statute of the Cyrus Heirs Party

September 29, 2025 – Revised Version

Introduction

We, the children of the land of Iran, inspired by the Charter of Cyrus the Great, have resolved to build a new society; a society in which freedom, justice, equality, human dignity, transparency, sustainable welfare, and the protection of the Earth form the foundation of governance. We believe that a new Iran must take steps on the path of progress, democracy, and peaceful coexistence with the world.

Chapter One: Goals and Mission of the Party

• Freedom, Democracy, and Human Rights.
• Social Justice and Sustainable Development.
• National Independence and Territorial Integrity of Iran.
• Peace and International Cooperation.
• Human Dignity, Gender Equality, and the Elimination of Discrimination.

Chapter Two: Fundamental Principles of the Party

• Iran is the historical land of Iranians; the Iranian nation has taken shape over a historical continuum spanning thousands of years.
• Iran is an ancient country where national bonds have emerged naturally, possessing the characteristics of a nation since ancient times.
• The history of Iran, especially the ancient era, is a source of pride and learning, and preserving it is a national duty.
• The Persian language is the national language of the country; preserving local languages and dialects is also a national duty.
• Iran belongs to all Iranians, and the entire territory is the common heritage of all citizens.
• The independence of the country from foreign influence and domination is a national necessity.
• Iran is an indivisible country, and separatist activities are contrary to national security.
• Despite the necessity of local and regional empowerment, federalism is not suitable for Iran and will cause tension and division.
• Iran is the country of Iran, not a religious country; no religion or sect should attribute the national structure to itself.
• Legal equality of citizens is an inviolable principle and does not depend on their religious or non-religious beliefs.
• The protection of Iran’s cultural, historical, and natural heritage is a public duty.
• Sustainable development and environmental protection are prerequisites for any development plan.
• Respect for animal rights is a fundamental principle; any violence, abuse, or exploitation of animals is prohibited, and the protection of habitats and biodiversity is a moral and national duty.
• Territorial integrity, the environment, and the cultural heritage of Iran are a trust in the hands of each generation.
• Secularism and liberal democracy are the basis of democratic governance.
• It is necessary that the process of secularization be implemented based on strict models to prevent the dominance of religious institutions.
• The rule of law, separation of powers, and the guarantee of fundamental citizens’ rights are the basis of sustainable democracy.
• Free and democratic elections are the right of all citizens.
• Observance of the principles and provisions of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is mandatory.
• Political participation of citizens is not only a right but a necessity for good governance.
• No religion or ideology should have special privileges in the structure of the government.
• The independence of the Judiciary and supervisory bodies from the government and other powers is essential.
• Freedom of speech is a fundamental right, and no justification for limiting it is acceptable.
• Security agencies must be in the service of freedom and citizens’ rights, not in conflict with them.
• Foreign policy must be based on national interests, realism, and peaceful relations with the world.
• The economy must be free and competitive; private property is respected.
• Meritocracy and healthy competition are conditions for the country’s progress.
• The free market must operate within the framework of fair and transparent regulations.
• The role of the government in creating infrastructure is necessary, but its extensive interference in the economy is not desirable.
• Oil revenues must be deposited into a National Sovereign Wealth Fund, and its management must be transparent and under the supervision of the Parliament.
• Government financial resources must be supplied primarily through citizens’ taxes, not rentier revenues.
• Creating a comprehensive social security system is a duty of the government.
• Free education up to the end of high school is a duty of the government.
• The government is obligated to support vulnerable strata and strengthen civil society.
• The independence of the Judiciary is a condition for investment security and economic growth.
• Ownership of assets by foreign nationals is permitted within the framework of the law.
• Free and independent media must be guaranteed and strengthened.
• The Central Bank must be independent while remaining accountable to the Parliament.

Chapter Three: Structure and Organs of the Party

Commissions: Finance and Auditing, Ethics and Discipline, Youth and Women, Environment, Foreign Policy and International Relations.

Party Congress: The highest decision-making authority, responsible for approving programs, electing leaders, amending the statute, and determining candidates.

Presidium (Executive Board): Responsible for daily executive management and implementing Congress resolutions.