Iranian Parliamentary Commission Backs Mandatory Use of Full 'Persian Gulf' Name
The measure would require the full name in all official negotiations, treaties, agreements and communications involving vessels and fleets.
Iran's Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Commission has approved a provision requiring the full name "Persian Gulf" to be used in all negotiations, treaties, agreements, publications and relevant documents, according to IRNA.
The requirement would also extend to communications involving vessels and fleets, IRNA reported.
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