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Article: IRAN: BORUJERD MAYOR MEETS AUSTRIAN TRADE OFFICIALS.

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July 27, 2005
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According to "Tehran Times", Borujerd mayor Saremi, who was heading a trade delegation, met with members of the chamber of commerce of Wels region in Austria. The Iranian trade delegation also met with industrialists of the city in order to discuss ways of expanding bilateral relations. In the meeting, Saremi invited the mayor of Wels ...

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