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Iran says seeks better cooperation with Saudi Arabia
Iran�said on Sunday it wanted stronger cooperation with U.S. ally Saudi Arabia, as it seeks to ease concerns among Gulf Arab neighbors about a potential resurgence in its influence following a nuclear deal with world powers.

 
Iran grows self-sufficient in overhauling navy warships
Senior Iranian military officials said the three warships which came back into operation for the Navy earlier today had been overhauled by Iranian experts who had indigenized and manufactured thousands of important and hi-tech parts for repairing the three military ships.

 
Iranophobia scenario failing in Mideast: Defense min.
Iran�s Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan says the Iranophobia scenario adopted by extra-regional elements is ending in failure as Tehran�s role in creating stability in the Middle East has become evident.

 
Deputy Minister: Iran�s explored mines value hit $700bln
Iranian Deputy Industries, Mines and Trade Minister Mehdi Karbasian said the value of the country�s explored mines now stands at $700bln, adding that more steps should be taken to increase the amount.

 
Iran ranks 20th in world�s 2013 science production
The Islamic Republic of Iran has ranked 20th in terms of science production in the world in 2013.

 
MP: Iran has gained valuable concessions in Geneva
A member of the Iranian parliament�s (Majlis) Energy Commission said Sunday the county�s nuclear negotiating team has obtained �highly valuable concessions� in the first step nuclear deal made in Geneva on November 24.


 
President: Iran resolved to accelerated implementation of South Pars projects
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani said the country will focus on activating various phases of the South Pars gas field in Assalouyeh.

 
Iran to produce more gas from Qarari-shared field
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani says his country intends to increase production from a giant gas field shared with neighboring Qatar.

 
Iran, powers to meet next week on carrying out nuclear deal
Envoys of�Iran�and six world powers will meet next week to start working out steps to implement a deal under which Tehran is to curb its nuclear program in return for some respite from sanctions, a top Iranian negotiator said.

 

 

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