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Iranian, IAEA to kick off expert talks tomorrow
Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will start their new round of expert talks in the Austrian capital on Monday.

China first destination of Iran�s exported iron ore
Iran exported over 97 percent of its iron ore output to China in the first 6 months of the current Iranian calendar year (started on March 21).

 
President: Iran resolute to defend nation�s N. rights in talks with G5+1
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani underlined that the Iranian negotiating team is determined to defend the nation�s rights to advance its nuclear program in the upcoming talks with the Group 5+1 (the US, Britain, France, Russia and China plus Germany).

 
Tehran to host Iran-Oman tourism technical committee session
The Iran-Oman joint tourism technical committee meeting will be held in Tehran on November 3-4, a cultural official announced.

 
Iran urges Pakistan to implement already signed security agreement
Iran�s Deputy Interior Minister Ali Abdollahi condemned the deadly attack against Iranian border guards in the Southeastern Sistan and Baluchestan province on Saturday, and laid emphasis on the implementation of the security agreement already signed by Tehran and Islamabad.

 
Speaker: Iran will remain committed IAEA member under all circumstances
Iran remains committed to all nuclear-related treaties it has acceded to and continues to work in the field of nuclear science and other modern technologies, said parliament speaker on Sunday, but reiterated that nuclear weapons will always remain a forbidden taboo for the country.

 
Oil minister predicts anti-Iran sanctions will be lifted
Minister of Oil Bijan Namdar Zanganeh said on Sunday that sanctions on Iran will be softened, so efforts should be made to hasten pace of Iran?s progress once the sanctions are lifted and of course the policy of the �Government of Prudence and Hope� is on the same basis.

 
Rouhani urges Majlis-Administration cooperation
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani says his administration will not be able to achieve its objectives without the cooperation of Majlis.

 
Majlis debating credentials of ministerial nominees
Iranian lawmakers have begun discussing the qualifications of President Hassan Rouhani�s proposed nominees for the three remaining vacancies in his Cabinet.

 

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