Iran produced 9.8 mln tons of iron and steel and ranked the 20th among the world countries last year, the International Iron and Steel Institute said in its latest report.
Read More »NAM Ministerial Meeting Kicks off Work in Tehran
The ministerial meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) on Human Rights and Cultural Diversity started work here in Tehran on Monday.
Read More »Hans Blix Calls on US to Try Diplomacy with Iran
Former UN Chief Weapons Inspector to Iraq Hans Blix believes the United States ought to exercise a greater degree of diplomacy when dealing with the Iranian nuclear issue.
Read More »Iran Extends National Gas Pipeline
Work on the seventh nationwide gas pipeline from Asalouyeh to Iranshahr in Sistan-Baluchestan province is in progress.
Read More »Iran, Turkey Plan Marine Transit Talks
Turkish maritime officials are due in Tehran for attending the first Iran-Turkey conference on ports and shipping cooperation on September 4-6.
Read More »Arab League Chief Calls for Talks with Iran over Iraq’s Future
Arab League Chief Amr Moussa on Sunday called for talks between Arab countries and Iran over Iraq.
Read More »Esfandyari Allowed to Leave Iran
Iranian-American Haleh Esfandyari, who was detained last December on charges of harming Iran’s national security, was allowed to leave Tehran early this morning.
Read More »Powers’ Hegemonic System Shattered by Iran’s Nuclearization
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad here Sunday underlined that his country would continue nuclear progress, adding that Iran’s nuclearization shattered powers’ hegemonic system.
Read More »Iran Charges US with Sparking Terrorism, Extremism in Region
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyed Mohammad Ali Hosseini blasted the Untied States for sparking terrorism and extremism in the Middle-East region.
Read More »Sharp Co. Seeking a Bigger Share of Iranian Market
Japan’s Sharp Company has decided to start a new round of activities in Iran to own a bigger share of the country’s market, a senior company official said here on Sunday.
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