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Iran rejects interference in Lebanon
Monday, December 11, 2006 - ©2005 IranMania.com
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Archived Pictire - Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad-Ali
Hosseini rejected allegations made regarding Iran's interference in the
internal affairs of Lebanon, IRNA reported.
LONDON, December 11 (IranMania) - Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman
Mohammad-Ali Hosseini rejected allegations made regarding Iran's
interference in the internal affairs of Lebanon, IRNA reported.
Speaking to domestic and foreign reporters at his weekly press
conference, he said, "We have transparent and clear ties with Lebanon.
We have never interfered in domestic affairs of that country and will
never do that in the future."
In response to a question on holding a conference in Tehran on
Holocaust, Hosseini replied, "Those who are invited to the conference
will raise their pro and con views. The conference will have a
scientific, research and specialized nature."
On concerns expressed by regional states on the security of Iran's
Bushehr power plant, Hosseini said, "There is no reason for regional
countries to be concerned because the power plant is equipped from
safety viewpoint, which is endorsed by the International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA).
He invited experts of regional states to inspect Bushehr power plant and
its safety system.
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