Iran and Turkey have to be careful about their intellectual and "process" assets.

Despite the existence of a number of reformist and conservative names in the new cabinet it looks, at least on paper, a non-partisan one as Rouhani had promised to form.

Fundamentally, Turkey seems to have decided to carry out a restructuring in her armed forces, upon realizing that she could not make use of them at the desired level in recent regional developments.

The Turkish-Iranian relationship can be considered one of the most consistent and predictable sets of relations in the Middle East region.

President Rouhani will certainly remove some cabinet members.