Daily look at Iran's late-breaking news and upcoming events:
 
Iran warships dock in Sudan: military
Two Iranian warships docked for refuelling on Monday in Port Sudan, across the Red Sea from Saudi Arabia.

 
Zarif to visit Spain soon
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif plans to pay a short visit to Spain in near future.


 
Iran condemns abduction of Nigerian girls by Boko Haram
The Iranian foreign ministry deplored the kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian school girls by Boko Haram, a Wahhabi Al-Qaeda affiliate in Nigeria, calling it an inhumane move.

Iranian cineastes invited to Tunisian Intl. Film Festival
Director of Carthage International Film Festival (CFF) in Tunisia has invited the Iranian cineastes to the 2014 edition of the event.

 
Spokeswoman: Experts confer on Iran-sextet final N. deal
The expert-level negotiations between Iran and the sextet of world powers that began in New York on Monday have covered the procedures for drafting a comprehensive nuclear deal on Tehran�s peaceful nuclear program, Iranian foreign ministry spokeswoman said.

 
China welcomes progress on Iranian nuclear issue
China on Tuesday welcomed the latest progress on the Iranian nuclear issue by Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

 
Persian carpet registered as world?s intellectual property
Five brands of Iranian hand-woven carpets have been registered as the world?s intellectual property, the head of Iran?s National Carpet Center announced.


 
Defense minister tours China military, space centers
Visiting Iran?s Defense Minister Hossein Dehqan visited China?s Tiangong Space Station and several Chinese military centers, here on Tuesday.


 
Pakistan urges enhanced ties with Iran
Pakistan�s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has underlined the need for the promotion of ties with Iran, calling for increased interaction between Tehran and Islamabad.

 
Tehran-Riyadh cooperation to strengthen regional peace: FM spokeswoman
A senior Foreign Ministry official said on Tuesday that Iran is to increase its contacts and visits to Saudi Arabia as bilateral cooperation between the two capitals would strengthen regional peace.


 

 

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