Iran Nuclear NewsRussia's nuclear chief to visit Iran on Dec 11

Russia’s nuclear chief to visit Iran on Dec 11

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Iran Focus: Tehran, Iran, Dec. 03 – The head of Russia’s atomic energy agency Sergei Kiriyenko will visit Iran on December 1, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini told reporters on Sunday. Iran Focus

Tehran, Iran, Dec. 03 – The head of Russia’s atomic energy agency Sergei Kiriyenko will visit Iran on December 1, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini told reporters on Sunday.

The trip will take place as part of the sixth Iran-Russia economic commission, the meetings of which will be chaired jointly by Kiriyenko and Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki.

Kiriyenko is a former Russian Prime Minister.

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