Kazem Gharibabadi is the Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs of Iran, with extensive experience in diplomacy, international law, and multilateral negotiations. He holds an MA in Diplomacy and International Organizations and a PhD in Public Law from Allameh Tabatabaee University. Gharibabadi is also a prolific author, having written 19 books focusing on nuclear disarmament and human rights.
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