Seyyed Mohammad Khatami

Seyyed Mohammad Khatami

Seyyed Mohammad Khatami is an Iranian reformist cleric who served as the fifth president of Iran from 1997 to 2005, known for promoting political reform and the “Dialogue Among Civilizations” initiative.

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Lean Left
Visited Seyyed Hadi Khamenei to honor the late revolutionary leader, highlighting a rare Reformist gathering.
For Moderates, this meeting signals potential behind-the-scenes Reformist coordination, but its political weight is limited by the Guardian Council's vetting constraints.
Lean Left
Former president said Iran has imposed its survival on the enemy and called for avoiding tension to secure the public interest.
Moderates view Khatami's remarks as a needed antidote to hardline escalation, hoping his pragmatism can influence policy toward de-escalation and internal reform.
Lean Left
Attended the memorial for the mother of Seyyed Hasan Khomeini's wife at Jamaran's Hosseinieh No. 1, alongside Karoubi and Khoeiniha.
Moderates see his presence as evidence that the reformist camp is rebuilding public visibility during a war period dominated by conservative security figures.
Far Left
Former reformist president Khatami appeared at a Tasua mourning ceremony at Dar al-Zahra, as reported with video.
For reformists, Khatami's continued public presence is a symbol of the reform path and a counterweight to conservative dominance.

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