On the occasion of the completion of his presidential responsibilities, Ayatollah Khamenei welcomed President Hassan Rouhani as well as members of the Council of Ministers at Imam Khomeini's Hosseiniya on Wednesday.

Khamenei directed a remark towards the West: "They don’t help and they strike a blow wherever they can. When they didn’t, it was because they couldn’t."

He also regarded that the experience of the previous administrations are "very important," assuring: "Administrations should utterly avoid tying their plans to negotiations with the West, for they’ll certainly fail."

Administrations should utterly avoid tying their plans to negotiations with the West, for they’ll certainly fail.
This administration too, wherever it relied on negotiations with the West & the US, they were unsuccessful, & when they relied on domestic potential, they succeeded.

— Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) July 28, 2021

He added: "This administration too, wherever it relied on negotiations with the West & the US, they were unsuccessful, and when they relied on domestic potential, they succeeded."

He pointed that, "The West and the US are totally unjust and malicious in their negotiations. They have no hesitation in breaching their commitments at all. In the previous agreement, they breached their commitments and gave no guarantee that they will abide by their commitments in the future either."

The West & the US are totally unjust & malicious in their negotiations. They have no hesitation in breaching their commitments at all. In the previous agreement, they breached their commitments & they give no guarantee they will abide by their commitments in the future either.

— Khamenei.ir (@khamenei_ir) July 28, 2021

This is consistent with the words of Mohsen Dahnavi, a member of the Presidency of the Iranian Shura Council, who confirmed that "The elected president, Ibrahim Raisi, will present his government cabinet on August 5 to the Shura Council, given the current conditions and the importance of efficiently maintaining stability in the country."

Dahnavi noted, "Raisi will also take an oath tomorrow, Thursday, and the swearing-in ceremony will be held in the presence of international guests from 50 countries at five in the afternoon, while maintaining necessary health protocols in light of the Coronavirus pandemic."