Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
I thought that this Persian mosque in Yerevan is just a cultural centre, not a working mosque.
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Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
One of the things I am hoping is that the political elements advocating Iranian nationalism over religious ideals advocated by the more conservatives and people around Ayatollah, take power in Iran. In my view, such a political change would be very good for our relations. I am not saying for there to be secular government, but for those particular elements to take power. One of the key people of that is Esfandiar Mashaei, who is also close with Ahmadinejad and has been speculated to maybe be the future president.
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Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
Originally posted by Mos View Post^^^ Iran in all has done a good job of sustaining our cultural sites and communities in their country. One could argue better than Georgia.
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^^^ Iran in all has done a good job of sustaining our cultural sites and communities in their country. One could argue better than Georgia.
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Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
Armenian historical monuments in Iran are under State protection (video)
July 25, 2011 | 14:05
YEREVAN. - Armenian historical monuments on the territory of Iran are under State protection, said historian, expert in Armenian culture Samvel Karapetyan on Monday.
Armenian working group visited Iran for one month on June 10 in a framework of a joint project with Iranian counterparts. The group visited four of former Armenian provinces - Parspatunik or Karadag, Artaz (Maku), Khoy, Zarevand (current Salmast) and passed Urmia (Kaputan).
“We have been in 4 provinces. The diversity and the amount of monuments is the same as in Armenia, Karabakh or Western Armenia. These territories are inhabited by Azerbaijanis or Kurds, we met Armenians only in Salmast,” said Karapetyan. “Historical Armenian lands are abundant not only with churches but also fortresses, especially belonging to the era of Kingdom of Van.”
The scientist added that several thousands of Armenian monuments have been preserved in Iran. The group managed to photo and videotape around 4000 of them. In future these materials will be used for photo albums, books and movies.
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Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
Originally posted by Eddo211 View PostIran to partake in Moscow airshow
Hope there is a chance to see the only in service and combat ready Tomcats in the wold fly in Russia........Iranian ones at that.
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Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
Iran to partake in Moscow airshow
Hope there is a chance to see the only in service and combat ready Tomcats in the wold fly in Russia........Iranian ones at that.
TEHRAN, July 18 (MNA) – Managing director of Iranian Aviation and Aerospace Industries Company Amin Salari has said that Iran plans to participate in International Aviation and Space Salon (MAKS) airshow in Moscow.
The show is scheduled to be held from August 16 to 21, 2011 in Ramenskoye airfield of Zhukovsky town and will be opened by Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.
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Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
Originally posted by Armanen View PostThe addition of peacekeepers wouldn't do anything positive for Armenians and would only bring in another element into the mix, as if we needed anymore.Last edited by retro; 07-08-2011, 08:37 AM.
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