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Iran officially denies that any information it had on the press, "the island"
Saturday, May 14, 2011 - 17:09
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Wrote Israa Ahmed Fouad
In the first Iranian official to comment on the issue of missing journalist Dorothy Parvez, carrying American and Canadian nationalities and Iran, which operates a correspondent for Al Jazeera, Dhahran, denied that they have no information on the press.
Syria has confirmed it had handed the journalist missing in Iran, according to the official news agency of Iran.
Said Ali Akbar Salehi, Iranian Foreign Minister, "I do not have any information," in response to a question about the news that "the Syrian government handed over Iran's press."
The Dorothy Parvez had disappeared in Syria, announced that the Syrian Embassy in Washington said in a statement that Parvez "I tried to enter Syria illegally" with a tourist visa and the passport of Iranian expired, and that after two days had been "deported in accordance with international law to the country which issued passport ".
The Al-Jazeera had announced earlier that the press exists in Iran, and called on Tehran to release her immediately.
http://www.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=412286&SecID=286&IssueID=0
Iran officially denies that any information it had on the press, "the island"
Saturday, May 14, 2011 - 17:09
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Wrote Israa Ahmed Fouad
In the first Iranian official to comment on the issue of missing journalist Dorothy Parvez, carrying American and Canadian nationalities and Iran, which operates a correspondent for Al Jazeera, Dhahran, denied that they have no information on the press.
Syria has confirmed it had handed the journalist missing in Iran, according to the official news agency of Iran.
Said Ali Akbar Salehi, Iranian Foreign Minister, "I do not have any information," in response to a question about the news that "the Syrian government handed over Iran's press."
The Dorothy Parvez had disappeared in Syria, announced that the Syrian Embassy in Washington said in a statement that Parvez "I tried to enter Syria illegally" with a tourist visa and the passport of Iranian expired, and that after two days had been "deported in accordance with international law to the country which issued passport ".
The Al-Jazeera had announced earlier that the press exists in Iran, and called on Tehran to release her immediately.
http://www.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=412286&SecID=286&IssueID=0