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CiteA Conversation with Ali Akbar Salehi
Iranian foreign minister Ali Akbar Salehi discusses Iranian foreign policy in the Middle East.
Speaker: Ali Akbar Salehi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Islamic Republic of Iran
Presider: Lawrence Wright, Staff Writer, New Yorker
October 1, 2012
Iranian minister of foreign affairs Ali Akbar Salehi discusses Iran's nuclear program, sanctions, and the country's relationship with the United States.
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