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Lebanese business delegation travels to Tehran

December 09, 2011 12:49 PM

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BEIRUT: A Lebanese business delegation traveled to Tehran Friday where it is scheduled to meet with Iranian businessmen to discuss trade and economic relations.

“The visit will take one week and we are expected to visit several Iranian cities and check trade and manufacturing institutions, companies, and factories,” the National News Agency quoted Abbas Fawaz, the head of the delegation as saying.

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