Amid growing questions about Iran’s leadership, attention is turning to who could become the country’s next Supreme Leader if the position becomes vacant.

Under Iran’s Constitution, the selection process is handled by the 88-member Assembly of Experts, the body responsible for appointing and overseeing the Supreme Leader.

Political analysts suggest that several senior clerics and influential conservative figures within Iran’s religious and political establishment could be considered. However, the outcome would likely depend on the balance of power among competing factions inside the system.

Any leadership transition would not only shape Iran’s domestic direction but could also have significant implications for its foreign policy and role in the Middle East. 🌍

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