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Visits to the Iranian Resistance Museum in Ashraf 3

The Iranian Resistance Museum in Ashraf 3 serves as a powerful tribute to 120 years of relentless struggle for freedom and democracy. Its exhibits chronicle the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of the Iranian people against tyranny, drawing visitors from across the globe. Over the years, this museum has hosted thousands of people, including former presidents, vice presidents, prime ministers, parliamentarians, senators, Nobel laureates, distinguished scientists, and artists. Their remarks underline the universal significance of the museum as a symbol of resistance and hope.

Notable Visits and Reflections

July 13, 2019:

A group of international dignitaries, including Rudy Giuliani, former Mayor of New York City; the late Senator Joseph Lieberman; Ingrid Betancourt, former Colombian presidential candidate; Tom Ridge, first U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security; Stephen Harper, former Canadian Prime Minister; John Baird, former Foreign Minister of Canada; Michèle Alliot-Marie, former French Defense Minister; Robert Torricelli, former U.S. Senator from New Jersey; Amb. Robert Joseph, former U.S. Special Envoy for Nuclear Nonproliferation and Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security; General George Casey, former commander of the Multi-National Forces-Iraq; Saleh al-Qalab, former Minister of Culture and Publicity of Jordan; Ad Melkert, former UN special representative; Amb. Lincoln Bloomfield, former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State; Lars Rise, former Norwegian MP; Kimmo Sasi, Finnish lawmaker; Alejo Vidal-Quadras, former Vice President of the European Parliament; Gerry Horkan, Irish Senator; Rama Yade, former French Minister of Human Rights; and many more visited the museum.
Rudy Giuliani

Rudy Giuliani

described the museum as
"a testament to the courage and determination of a nation," adding, "The depth of sacrifice preserved here is inspiring beyond words."
Stephen Harper

Stephen Harper

highlighted the global responsibility to support Iran's freedom fighters, stating,
"This museum is a reminder of the heavy price paid for liberty, which compels us to stand in solidarity."
Tom Ridge

Tom Ridge

"The museum is a stark reminder of the sacrifices made for freedom. It is a story of resilience and hope that must inspire the world."

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July 8, 2019

European leaders, including Lawrence Rielle and Jean-Charles Rielle from Switzerland, Paolo Casaca from Portugal, and Otto Bernhard from Germany, visited Ashraf 3.
Otto Bernhardt

Otto Bernhardt

commented
"The stories here reflect not just pain but a profound hope for a better future. It is a universal struggle."

November 17, 2019

General James Jones, former National Security Advisor to President Barack Obama, visited the museum and engaged with survivors of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners.
General James Jones

General James Jones

Reflecting on the experience, he said,
"Meeting with survivors and witnessing the testimonies from the 1988 massacre is both heartbreaking and inspiring. This museum stands as a powerful indictment of tyranny."

May 23, 2022

Mike Pompeo, former U.S. Secretary of State, visited the museum and addressed its significance.
Mike Pompeo

Mike Pompeo

commented
"What you have endured for freedom is a testament to the human spirit. Your cause is just, and it reminds us of what my own country stood for during its fight for liberty. The United States must stand with the Iranian Resistance for a free Iran."

June 26, 2022

Professor Richard Roberts, Nobel laureate in physiology and medicine, toured the museum.
Professor Richard Roberts

Professor Richard Roberts

He remarked,
"Walking through the museum, one cannot fail to feel the pain and suffering endured by you, your colleagues, and your families. It was a profoundly moving experience that brought tears to my eyes. I hope to one day meet all of you in a free Tehran."

February 26, 2023

David Jones, MP and former UK Secretary of State for Wales, and Bob Blackman, MP, visited Ashraf 3.
David Jones

David Jones

expressed admiration
"The transformation of Ashraf 3 is remarkable, and it stands as a beacon of hope until the day freedom is achieved in Iran. Your resilience is truly inspiring."
Bob Blackman

Bob Blackman

urged the international community to act
"This museum demonstrates the cost of freedom. If there is any doubt about the inevitability of a democratic Iran, visiting this place will erase it. It is essential to support the establishment of a free and democratic government for Iran."

June 24, 2023

Mike Pence, former U.S. Vice President
Mike Pence

Mike Pence

addressed a gathering after visiting the museum
"I traveled over 5,000 miles to be here because we share a common goal—a democratic, secular, and non-nuclear Iran. This museum symbolizes the unwavering resolve of a nation, and the American people stand with you."

January 15, 2023

Liam Fox, former UK Secretary of Defense, visited the museum
Liam Fox

Liam Fox

wrote in its guestbook
"The desire for freedom lies deep in the human soul. While the battle for freedom is arduous, its reward is priceless. The courage displayed here humbles me."

January 15, 2023

Franz Josef Jung, former German Defense Minister, visited the museum
Franz Josef Jung

Franz Josef Jung

Said
"The images and stories here must be shown widely in Europe. People must understand the urgency of ending this regime. This museum conveys that message vividly."

The Voice of a Nation

The Iranian Resistance Museum in Ashraf 3 has become a vital bridge between a painful past and a hopeful future. Through its exhibits and the voices of its visitors, the museum shines as a beacon for freedom, democracy, and human rights. As Professor Richard Roberts aptly noted, "This museum is not just for Iran—it is for the world to understand the power of human resilience and the cost of liberty

Welcome to the website of the Iran Resistance Museum, a unique and living tribute to over 120 years of relentless struggle by the Iranian people against tyranny. This museum, located in Ashraf 3, Albania—the home of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK)—is not just a repository of history but a beacon of courage, sacrifice, and resilience.

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