Foreign policy strategies outlined in the Second Step of the Revolution Statement are grounded on the principle of rejecting subjugation

The Islamic Revolution of Iran has completed its forty-year journey, showcasing its prosperity, triumph, and social maturity. In this significant phase, the wise and sagacious leader of the Islamic Revolution, through the issuance of the Second Revolution Declaration, revisited the track record of the Iranian Islamic Revolution, recounting its achievements, victories, honors, and blessings. The statement also highlighted the challenges, threats, opportunities, and various capacities of the current society, along with designing future strategies and cultural missions for its youth. One of these strategies involves foreign policy based on the principle of rejecting dependence. Utilizing library resources and a descriptive-analytical method, this article aims to explore the foreign policy strategies based on the principle of rejecting dependence from the text of the Second Revolution Declaration, emphasizing independence, freedom, wisdom, expediency, dignity, security, power, resilience, reluctance, distrust of the West, unfriendly relations with the West, and the rejection of foreign domination.