Exiled shah's son Reza Pahlavi expected at Munich Security Conference

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2026-02-05

Munich (dpa) - Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's last shah and one of the country's most prominent opposition figures in exile, is expected to attend the Munich Security Conference next week, sources familiar with the matter told dpa. Organizers told dpa that the 65-year-old confirmed he would take part in the conference, which runs from February 13 to 15 and brings together senior political leaders and security experts at Munich's Bayerischer Hof......

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