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Iranian parliament to vote ministerial candidatures
03 August 2011 [10:06] -
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The Iranian parliament has set up a sitting to ratify candidatures of four ministers nominated by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, IRNA reported. The Iranian president is attending the sitting to advocate his nominees.
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