Iran General NewsIran’s Ahmadinejad cancels student sessions due to criticism

Iran’s Ahmadinejad cancels student sessions due to criticism

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Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Jul. 05 – Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will no longer appear before students to answer unfavourable questions about the policies of the government, according to a state-run daily.
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Tehran, Iran, Jul. 05 – Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will no longer appear before students to answer unfavourable questions about the policies of the government, according to a state-run daily.

After just three sessions with the hard-line president, the Young Student Advisors to Ahmadinejad were told that there would be no subsequent sessions, the daily Rooz reported on Tuesday.

The student congress was cancelled because of participants’ harsh criticism at the government’s higher education curriculum, the report said.

Most of the participants in the three previous congresses were members of the Islamic Students Society. The first session was held nine months ago.

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