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Iranian exiled prince invited to Munich Security Conference - Bild

Feb 4, 2026, 01:51 GMT+0Updated: 02:54 GMT+0

The Munich Security Conference has invited Iranian exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi as a guest, the German daily Bild reported on Tuesday.

A police officer told Bild: “Based on current information, we expect him to also appear as a speaker at the demonstrations. Global public attention that weekend will be fully focused on Munich.”

Prince Reza Pahlavi has named February 14 as a global day of action and solidarity with the “Lion and Sun” uprising of the Iranian people, calling on Iranians abroad, especially those in Munich, Los Angeles and Toronto to take to the streets and press the international community for immediate, practical support for the people of Iran.

The Munich Police estimate the rally called by the exiled prince could be one of the largest demonstrations in recent years.

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