Ahmadinejad administration

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was Iran’s president from 2005 to 2013. His administration was marked by assertive domestic policies, including efforts to expand social programs and nuclear development, which heightened tensions with Western countries. Internationally, his tenure was characterized by controversial rhetoric and tensions over Iran’s nuclear ambitions, leading to sanctions. Domestically, his government faced criticism over economic challenges, lack of political freedoms, and concerns about transparency. Despite these controversies, he maintained strong support among many Iranians who appreciated his populist approach and emphasis on national sovereignty.