Today, good governance has emerged as one of the dominant theories and models in the field of administration and leadership and has become the focus of increasing attention of scholars and development activists, as well as the special agenda of modern governments and societies.
Therefore, this article attempts to review the principles and pillars of this managerial-political paradigm in the light of Ayatollah Raisi's performance. This research is developmental in terms of purpose and qualitative in terms of methodology. The required data has been collected through library methods and online resources. For this purpose, the components of good governance are reviewed using descriptive-analytical and comparative-documentary methods.
The findings of the present study show that good governance has been considered as a new theory and model in the administration and leadership of societies and has enjoyed increasing use in development literature as well as international documents. The importance and appeal of good governance lies in the central issue that the successes or failures of governance not only affect the contemporary generation, but also, with a ripple effect over time, overshadow future generations, leading to the development or limitation of their freedom, well-being, and choice in the future. Therefore, the desirability of governance involves maintaining and enhancing the level of well-being, freedom, choice, prosperity, and desirable life of contemporary and future generations, as well as the capacities for sustaining and stabilizing human life at the level of human societies.