“These teams at the level of presidents, heads of state, parliament speakers and foreign ministers are heading to Tehran,” said Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Saeid Khatibzadeh on Sunday.
Prior to the swearing-in ceremony, another ceremony will be held earlier on August 3, where Raisi will be confirmed as the new president by Iran’s Islamic Revolution Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
Both ceremonies will be held in accordance with health protocols as the country is grappling with the coronavirus pandemic.
The ceremonies will be broadcast live on local radio and TV as well as website and social media networks.
