Ettelaat: We need to root out monopoly, said the chief of staff of President Rouhani.
Mohammad Nahavandian further said in the post-sanctions era, government will build on interaction to forge ahead in style with the policy of cutting the countrys dependence on oil revenues.
Ettelaat: The Iranian oil minister has said that Iran will reclaim its position as the second largest producer of OPEC.
Bijan Namdar Zanganeh further said all oil fields will return to the production cycle once the sanctions are lifted.
Ettelaat: The United Nations has called for the formation of a fact-finding mission on Saudi war crimes in Yemen.
UNICEF has said that three children are killed and five others are wounded in Yemen on a daily basis.
Ettelaat: Ill-thought-out comments against nuclear talks deal a blow to the establishment, said Grand Ayatollah Hossein Mazaheri, a source of emulation.
He further said the patience and tolerance of the negotiating team burnished the Iranian image [on the international stage].
Ettelaat: The International Atomic Energy Agency has said that Iran has remained committed to the provisions of the Geneva Deal.
Irans ambassador to the UN nuclear agency said the IAEA report suggests there is no diversion in Irans peaceful nuclear activities.
Ettelaat: The world needs to respect the literature of the Persian language, the Friday prayer leader of Ardebil told a closing session of an international conference to promote Farsi.
The culture minister told the same gathering that Farsi is full of terms and delicate figures of speech compatible with human knowledge.
Ettelaat: The grandson of the late Imam Khomeini has dismissed as wrong some individuals failure to shoulder responsibilities.
Seyyed Hassan Khomeini further said one of the most momentous achievements of the current government is [the creation of] hope which was touched upon by the Supreme Leader in his recent comments.
Abrar: Deadly gas leak in Mahshahr Petrochemical Complex
One person was killed and another badly poisoned in the incident at Arvand Petrochemical Company.
Afarinesh: The director of the Atomic Energy Organization has said that Iran and China will cooperate in construction of 100 MW power plants.
Afkar: Iranian people are allergic to threats, said Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
Aftab-e Yazd: Inflation will slip into single digits within two years, said the government spokesman.
Aftab-e Yazd:Iran and the United States have similar views on Parchin.
The likelihood of the US Congress rejecting the deal has become more remote.
Arman-e Emrooz: The Central Council of NEDA [Farsi initials for a Second Generation of Reformism] Party has not accepted the resignation of Sadegh Kharrazi.
Asr-e Azadi: The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action removes the obstacles standing in the way of making resistance-based economy a reality, said Foreign Minister Zarif.
Asrar: World Stars have beaten Irans all-star team (3-0) in a charity matchup at Azadi Stadium.
Esfahan Emrooz: Foreign Minister Zarif was on hand for the experimental run of Isfahan Subway.
Iran: Iran is ready to waive visa requirements for visitors from 28 countries if the move is reciprocated by those countries.
The move is part of efforts to increase the number of foreign tourists arriving in the country to 20 million.
Iran: Stoking pessimism runs counter to the countrys national interests, said the chief of staff of President Rouhani.
Jomhouri Islami: Swiss firms are willing to invest in Iran.
Kayhan: [Iran is in a] hurry to implement its commitments even before the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action is approved.
Foreign Minister Zarif has said that implementation of the commitments will get underway on September 23.
Qods: The pride of Irans film industry [Muhammad] hits the big screen.
Resalat: Tehran police chief has said that 20 drug trafficking rings have been busted.
Shahrvand: The bodies of 71 Syrian refugees have been found on board a truck in Austria.
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