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13996 Continued Onpage6 WWW.TEHRANTIMES.COM I N T E R N A T I O N A L D A I L Y 8 Pages Price 50,000 Rials 1.00 EURO 4.00 AED 43rd year No.13996 Monday JULY 19, 2021 Tir 28, 1400 Dhul Hijjah 8, 1442 PM Saleh bin Habtoor Iran NOC unveils Annual garment UN provides praises Iran’s position uniforms for exports up 99% humanitarian aid to help toward Yemen Page 2 Tokyo 2020 Page 3 Page 4 fight COVID-19 in Iran Page 7 Iran voices readiness to implement prisoner swap deal with U.S., UK TEHRAN – Iran has insisted that it has response to an earlier tweet by Iranian Bennet follows in the reached a deal with the United States and Deputy Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas the United Kingdom on a prisoner swap, Araqchi saying that the U.S. and the UK underlining that it is ready to proceed were linking the swap to nuclear talks with the deal as soon as the other sides currently underway in Vienna over the fulfill their part. 2015 Iran nuclear deal, known as the footsteps of Netanyahu Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Saeed Khatibzadeh on Sunday confirmed (JCPOA). See page 3 that a swap has been agreed with Wash- Araqchi said ten prisoners on all ington and London a day after the U.S. sides stand ready to be swapped but denied the swap. “Iran is ready to proceed the U.S. and the UK did not fulfill their TODAY,” Khatibzadeh said on Twitter. part of the deal. Khatibzadeh was responding to a U.S. Continued on page 3 Quarterly steel ingot output rises 9% on year TEHRAN - Iran’s major steel producers Among the country’s top steel pro- have managed to produce over 6,183,726 ducers, Mobarakeh Steel Company had tons of steel ingots in the first three months the best performance in the said period, of the current Iranian calendar year (March accounting for the 43 percent of the total 21-June 21), registering a nine percent steel ingot production; the Company pro- rise year on year. duced 2,685,410 tons of the mentioned As IRNA reported, the mentioned com- product. panies produced over 1,842,309 tons of The highest production growth was steel ingots in the third month of the cur- registered by South Kaveh Steel Company rent year, five percent less than the figure with 80 percent growth. for the same month in the preceding year. Continued on page 4 COVIRAN vaccine beats Delta variant TEHRAN – COVIRAN BAREKAT coronavirus license for public use on June 14. vaccine proved effective against Indian strain, “The efficacy of the vaccine on the Hojjat Niki-Maleki head of the information delta mutant in the neutralization test center of Headquarters for Executing the Order (cVNT) was evaluated and it found that of the Imam twitted on Saturday. those who received the vaccine had an COVIRAN BAREKAT, the first coro- effective antibody against the Indian navirus vaccine made by researchers variant,” he wrote, quoting Mohammad at the Headquarters for Executing the Reza Salehi, supervisor of the COVIRAN Reuters Order of the Imam, was unveiled on vaccine clinical trial. December 29, 2020, and received the Continued on page 7 Female referee Iranian archaeologists in search of new How Yemen turned the tables on Nazemi supports clues on history of Qazvin Saudi Arabia Iranian women TEHRAN - A team of Iranian archaeologists has city that is now a major tourist destination with Throughout history, in various battles where worth of advanced weapons from the West. found further evidence concerning the history a wonderfully restored caravanserai-turned-arts a country or territory has been placed under Saudi Arabia enjoyed and continues to en- BY FARROKH HESABI of Qazvin, which was the capital of the Persian precinct, some quirky museums. blockade, siege, sanctions, occupation, or other joy Western support in terms of military elareh Nazemi, the Iranian Empire, under Safavids, from 1548 to 98. Qazvin sits in a wide, fertile plain at the forms of military and economic pressure, one logistics and training. Saudi Arabia had the elite female referee, believes Remnants of a water duct constructed by southern foot of the Alborz mountain range. of two things happen. support of Western mainstream media, Sau- that Iranian women can brick and earthenware, and some clay and bone Originally called Shad Shahpur, it was founded The country or territory surrenders or a re- di clerics declared the war on Yemen as a G material have so far been discovered in the survey by the Sasanian king Shapur I about 250 CE. It sistance emerges and successfully fights back. war on the Shia knowing tens of thousands achieve high levels of success in international refereeing as well as conducted near the Sabze-Meydan sq. of the flourished in early Muslim times (7th century), When it comes to Yemen, the latter is taking (if not hundreds of thousands) of extrem- other fields of sports. west-central Iranian city. and was surrounded by strong fortifications by place. Back in March 2015, when Saudi Arabia ist theorist mercenaries would come and She has recently been selected to offi- The archaeologists, however, concluded that Harun al-Rashid. Genghis Khan laid waste the backed by some of its allies in West Asia, as well fight on Saudi Arabia’s behalf. And sure, ciate at the 2021 FIFA Futsal World Cup the clay, bone, and some other discovered ob- city, but it revived under the Safavids when Shah as the United States and other Western powers, enough they did. During this era, the Saudis in Lithuania. jects are not “in situ cultural material”, believing Tahmasp I (ruled 1524–1576) moved the capital waged a war on Yemen, the Yemenis fought back placed Yemen under a tight blockade and a As a trailblazer in the Iranian refereeing they had been transferred from others places. from Tabriz to Qazvin. using a stockpile of weapons and Scud missiles, siege; preventing anything from entering community, Nazemi wants to do her best Two trenches, measuring two by two meters, The city lost its eminence once again when purchased and left behind by former President the country, even humanitarian supplies. in the upcoming tournament. and four by four meters have so far been dug Shah Abbas I (the Great; ruled 1588–1629) Ali Abdullah Saleh. However, the arms cache Human Rights groups accused Riyadh of In an exclusive interview with Tehran to probe possible evidence of the past around transferred the government to Isfahan in 1598. soon ran out and the Yemenis had very little to using starvation as a weapon of war, leading Times, the Iranian official talked about the square that was a busy place in the time of Nader Shah assumed the crown in Qazvin shortly protect their country but remained steadfast to the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. the experience of officiating in the men’s Safavids. after his return from invading India in 1739 and despite difficulties in resisting. During this era of hardship, Yemenis say competitions: The final results of the archaeological survey before returning to Mashhad, the capital of Iran. On the other hand, Saudi Arabia had they relied on Kalashnikovs and God. “It’s a great feeling to be the represent- are expected to uncover clues of the historical Continued on page 6 purchased hundreds of billions of dollars Continued on page 5 ative of Iranian futsal – and football– in the World Cup. It was the target that I set for myself after whistling the final match of the 2018 Youth Olympics Women’s Futsal Tehran to host peace meeting on Afghanistan on Monday Biden following Tournament in Buenos Aires, Argentina. TEHRAN — Iran will host a peace conference Akbar Velayati, secretary-general of the assembly. in Afghanistan.” Trump’s policies in Now I am grateful that I’ve been able to on Afghanistan on Monday, July 19, with the Hossein Akbari, the deputy secretary gen- Personalities from different ethnic groups in Af- make my dreams come true. participation of various Afghan and internation- eral of the assembly, told a press conference on ghanistan will present speech at the meeting, according Afghanistan: analyst “I have officiated in the men’s futsal al groups and parties influential in the Afghan Sunday that more than 40 Afghan figures and to Akbari. The conference, slated to start from 9:30 competitions in the past. It is more difficult peace process. representatives from Afghanistan›s neighbors to 13 and then from 14 to 17, will be broadcast live by BY MOHAMMAD MAZHARI than whistling in women’s matches. In The conference, titled «Afghanistan, Sus- and regional states, including Pakistan, China, Iranian radio and television, he stated. TEHRAN - A geopolitical analyst says that President terms of physical contact and the game’s tainable Peace and Security» is initiated by the Russia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turk- Akbari continued by saying that there is a hope Joe Biden is pursuing the same approaches toward speed, you will face more challenges in Islamic Republic of Iran and hosted by the World menistan, and Iran, will address the conference. that the meeting would help the peace process Afghanistan that his predecessor Donald Trump did. male competitions. Assembly of Islamic Awakening. The focal point of the meeting is to focus on in Afghanistan. “The Biden administration’s policy towards Af- “Also, as a referee who has worked The conference will begin with a speech by Ali negotiations in the “process of developments Continued on page 2 ghanistan is a direct continuation of former U.S.
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