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Iran to Commemorate Attar Next Week TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian literati will gather in the Northeastern city of Neyshabur to celebrate the National Attar Day on April 13 and 14.
( 09:07:57 - 2012/04/08) |
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Envoy Reiterates Iran's Support for Global Peace TEHRAN (FNA)- Support for peace and friendship is the principled policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, stressed Tehran's Ambassador to the United Nations Mohammad Khazayee.
( 14:45:25 - 2012/03/21) |
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UN Celebrates Int'l Day of Nowrouz TEHRAN (FNA)- The United Nations Organization held a ceremony at its Headquarters in New York to mark the International Day of Nowrouz.
( 14:33:30 - 2012/03/21) |
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UNESCO Chief Congratulates Nowrouz TEHRAN (FNA)- Head of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Irina Bokova in a message felicitated the International Day of Nowrouz, the start of the Persian New Year.
( 14:38:20 - 2012/03/20) |
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UN Secretary-General Felicitates Int'l Day of Nowrouz TEHRAN (FNA)- The United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in his message on the occasion of Nowrouz, marking the start of the Persian New Year, described the event as an opportunity for deeper and closer ties among the world nations.
( 13:12:36 - 2012/03/20) |
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Iran's New Year TEHRAN (FNA)- The ancient Iranian calendar was a solar calendar. The fact is repeatedly documented in the ancient Avesta writings. One of the most important solar festivals is called Nowrouz - the New Year. Nowrouz literally means the 'New Day' and is celebrated on the vernal equinox in spring.
( 10:31:28 - 2012/03/20) |
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Iranians Celebrate New Year TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranians began their New Year festivities as spring arrived for 13 days following the ancient custom of celebrating the vernal equinox.
( 10:19:22 - 2012/03/20) |
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Iraqi Kurds Celebrate Nowrouz TEHRAN (FNA)- People in the Iraqi Kurdistan region hold Nowrouz celebrations, marking the beginning of the Persian New Year, from March 18 to 21 and spend the first day of the New Year outdoors wearing traditional clothes.
( 11:56:33 - 2012/03/19) |
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