Political elite, cultural work and national security of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Political elites have long played an important role in the development of societies in various dimensions (especially the security issue). Historical experience has shown that the advancement or uplift, or the collapse and collapse of each country, is largely dependent on the role of political elites. National security is considered as one of the priorities of the Islamic system in national and regional policy, including security indicators The national focus is on political independence, territorial integrity, political stability, social cohesion, economic well-being. Our main focus in this study is on the role and function of the political elite in enhancing the national security of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The theoretical framework The focus of this study is on the security implications of the Copenhagen school and, in particular, on the security of the Bowen State. Case study B RA in this study is a combination of qualitative and quantitative consecutively. Validity of the questionnaire was verified by factor analysis and the lower points were verified by Cronbach's alpha (0.995). The statistical population of this study includes officials, professors, and experts related to national security areas. The sample included targeted 81 students, officials, and experts in the field of national security. Research findings indicate that There is a significant difference between the current status of elite performance and the desired situation.