Iran, Russia hold third meeting of joint cultural committee in Moscow
Officials from Iran and Russia convened in Moscow for the third session of their bilateral cultural cooperation committee.
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Iran and Russia held the third meeting of their joint cultural committee in Moscow, according to IRNA.
The session forms part of an ongoing bilateral cultural cooperation framework between the two countries.
Details on the specific topics or outcomes discussed during the meeting were not provided in the available report.
The committee's work is part of broader efforts between Tehran and Moscow to expand cultural exchange.
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