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Iran’s Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, heading a high-ranking delegation, arrived in Islamabad, Pakistan Tuesday morning to attend the 34th meeting of the foreign ministers of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC).
Read More »Iran to Reconstruct a Refinery in Zimbabwe
Iran’s ambassador to Zimbabwe said that Tehran is scheduled to reconstruct and overhaul a refinery in Zimbabwe in line with its extensive investments in Africa.
Read More »Iran Accepts Direct Talks with US over Iraq
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Seyed Mohmmad Ali Hosseini said Tehran has extended a positive response to a request by the Iraqi government for attending talks with the US over Iraq issue.
Read More »Iran Calls on 5+1 to Present Views through Official Channels
Iran on Sunday stressed once more that it would not accept suspension of its uranium enrichment activities, but meantime called on the Group 5+1 to present Tehran with its views and ideas through official and diplomatic channels.
Read More »US does not Deserve Hosting UN
A prominent Iranian lawmaker stressed that the Untied States is not a proper host for the United Nations Organization and called on all member states to demand a transfer of the UN headquarters from New York.
Read More »Iran’s Response to Aggressions will Be Surprising, Crushing
We warn that Iran’s response to any kind of military invasion will be decisive, suppressive, crushing and surprising said Iranian Defense Minister General Mostafa Mohammad Najjar, in clear reference to the recent statements made by US Vice President Dick Cheney.
Read More »IAEA Inspectors Arrive in Iran
Two International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors arrived in Tehran on Saturday to pay visits to Iran’s nuclear facilities in Isfahan and Natanz.
Read More »Iran Dismisses Suspension-Based Plans
Iran on Sunday dismissed all plans for the settlement of its nuclear standoff with the West which call for the suspension of its uranium enrichment activities.
Read More »Ahmadinejad Hopes to Enhance Persian Gulf Security through UAE Visit
Prior to leaving Tehran for the United Arab Emirates and Oman, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad expressed the hope that he could take a long stride towards enhancement of security in the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman during his trip.
Read More »Iran Calls on Crescent Petroleum to Resolve Price Differences
Iran will find other ways to use gas it planned to sell to UAE private energy company Crescent Petroleum if a long-running price dispute is not resolved, the Iranian oil minister was quoted yesterday as saying.
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