developing a model of transparency for the parliament of iran based on the right to information and open data

Purpose: the purpose of this research is to provide a model of transparency in the islamic council of the islamic republic of iran (with the approach of digital governance in the context of information technology). method: the type of research is based on the fundamental objective, which is a mixed approach (qualitative and quantitative) with an exploratory design. in this article, only the qualitative part is covered. in the qualitative part with a phenomenological approach, the seven-step theoretical method of kleizeri and the delphi technique have been used. the statistical population of this research in the qualitative part includes experts in transparency, whose number is 24 people. the data collection tool of this research was applied in the qualitative part through individual, in-depth, semi-structured interviews, and then the data was processed.findings: the model of transparency in the majlis of the islamic council of iran consists of five main categories: informational, financial, supervisory and accountable, ethical and professional, which not only achieved the dimensions of transparency in the islamic council, but also the factors affecting the establishment the success of transparency, the consequences of establishing transparency, the obstacles to establishing transparency, as well as possible damages in the islamic council in case transparency is not established, will also be discussed.conclusion: the collective effort and desire in the field of transparency can be considered as a competitive advantage for the durability and stability of the government. the understanding and sense of the need for fitness is not hidden from any person or organization, and the obligation to use this strong and efficient tool is also felt more than ever in public institutions. rectification in institutions does not happen by itself and requires basic measures and reforms, especially a collective demand. to achieve the category of ethical governance, people must concretely understand transparency so that public trust, accountability, and a clear sense of oversight dominate officials.