Iran Front Page- IFP has taken a look at the front pages of Iranian newspapers on Wednesday and picked headlines from 14 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.





A couple of weeks before Iran�s presidential election, almost all Iranian newspapers are covering the remarks made by the six candidates in their presidential campaigns.

Reformist and pro-government media criticize the promises made by conservative candidates, and the right-wing papers highlight the incumbent administration�s weak performance in different fields.

A top story today was the remarks made by Foreign Minister Mohammaad Javad Zarif in support of Rouhani�s government and what the cabinet has done in the past four years.

The above issues, as well as many more, are highlighted in the following headlines and top stories:

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19 Dey:

1- DM: Production of Weapons in Rouhani�s Gov�t Increased by 100 Times

2- Larijani: Parliament Opposed to Campaign Promises on Cash Handouts

3- Rouhani: Being Revolutionary Doesn�t Mean Speaking in a Bold Way

 



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Abrar:

1- Gov�t: 5-Fold Rise in Cash Subsidies Will Lead to 6-Fold Increase in Energy Prices

2- Arab League Secretary General: Iran Benefiting the Most from Current Situation

3- Trump: I�m Not Obama, So I Don�t Set Redlines; I�ll Take Action If Needed!

4- Trump Has No Support for Scrapping Nuclear Deal: British Parliament

 

 





Aftab-e Yazd:

1- Conservatives� Promises in Venezuelan Style

• Analysts: If Some of These Promises Are Fulfilled, Tehran Will Become Caracas

2- President: We�ve Not Lied and Won�t Lie to People

 



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Amin:

1- Parliament Speaker: Iran�s Logic is to Interact, Cooperate with World

 



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Arman-e Emrooz:

1- Parliament Speaker Asks Certain Candidates to Keep Silent

• Increasing Cash Handouts None of Government�s Business

2- Gov�t Spokesman Rules Out Possibility of Rouhani�s Withdrawal from Candidacy

3- Aref: Rouhani Will Be Final Candidate of Reformists

 



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Ettela�at:

1- Zarif: Policies of Past 4 Years Should Be Continued to Maintain Iran�s Power

2- 30th Edition of Tehran Int�l Book Fair Kicked Off in Shahr-e Aftab

 



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Hosban:

1- Iran Armed Forces: Presidential Candidates Urged Not to Interfere in Military Fields

 



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Iran:

1- Zarif�s Account of Dollars Wasted by Those Who Made Money through Sanctions

2- Rouhani: The Wheels of Centrifuges and Factories Are Both Spinning

 

 





Javan:

1- Funds Supposed to Be Spent for Students Paid for Executives� Luxury Cars

 



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Jomhouri Eslami:

1- Rouhani: Cooperation between Diplomats, Workers Improve Production, Employment

2- Parliament Speaker Hails Government�s Efforts to Revive Shut-Down Factories

3- Raisi: We Won�t Rely on Particular Party in Governing the Countr

4- Hashemi-Taba: Infeasible Promises to Have Social Consequences

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Kayhan:

1- Expenses in Rouhani�s Gov�t 5 Times More than Those of Ahmadinejad�s

2- Gov�t Once Again Makes 100-Day Promise; Rivals Vow to Fight Corruption

 



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Payam-e Zaman:

1- Zarif: Some Are Allergic to Diplomacy

2- Mirsalim: Production, Employment Most Important Needs of Iran Society

3- Qalibaf: We�re Faced with Economic Crisis

4- Raisi: Corruption in Iran Not Limited to Particular Party

 



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Resalat:

1- Mirsalim: What Have Those Who Receive Astronomical Salaries Done for Iran?

2- Qalibaf: Showing Mercy to Corrupt People is Cruelty towards Nation

3- IRGC General Rezaei: Whoever Manages the Time Can Manage the Country

4- Raisi: We Have No Redline in Fighting Corruption

 



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Shargh:

1- Zarif: We�re Proud of What We Did

2- ICT Minister: Opponents Have Bought Huge Number of Telegram Channels for Elections