DOZARI appoints his mate to get investment for the oil industry from his friends abroad !

Iran seeks foreign oil investment : By Gareth Smyth in Tehran : Published: August 20 2007 22:31

Iran appointed a new deputy oil minister for international affairs on Monday as part of a government reshuffle. Hossein Noghrehkar-Shirazi, who will take over responsibility for liaison with foreign companies, was appointed by the acting oil minister, Gholam-Hossein Nozari. The oil ministry said Mr Noghrehkar-Shirazi had previously been a diplomat in Austria and had studied in the US.
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Ignoring the Fire-Ship

Many centuries ago, in naval warfare, ships were set ablaze and floated into the midst of opposing fleets resulting in all-consuming conflagrations of destruction and doom for the unprepared opponents. Since 1979, the Islamic Republic of Iran has waged an unrelenting, covert and at times overt war against the US and the West in general. From the Hostage Crisis, to the massacre of 240 Marines in Beirut, to the Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia, to the funding and training of Mohamad Atta and other 911 bombers in Bosnia, to the training, arming, funding and participation in the killing of US and coalition troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and at innumerable times and locations in between, the Islamic Republic has been a vital and integral leader in these terrorist activities culminating in the shedding of American blood and that of her allies. These activities have not only shown no sign of remission since the initiation of a new round of "security-roundtable discussions" with Iran, but they have increased dramatically...
By Kevin Fatemi
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Iran Seeks Foreign Oil Investment
Iran appointed a new deputy oil minister for international affairs on Monday as part of a government reshuffle. Hossein Noghrehkar-Shirazi, who will take over responsibility for liaison with foreign companies, was appointed by the acting oil minister, Gholam-Hossein Nozari. more By The Financial Times

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