Report: Foreign Ministry stresses development of Mazandaran citrus exports to neighboring countries
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A report from IRNA (Iran) focuses on “Report: Foreign Ministry stresses development of Mazandaran citrus exports to neighboring countries” and sets out the main development contained in the supplied source material.
The available account reports that tehran, IRNA – Foreign Ministry has stressed the need to expand exports of citrus products from northern Mazandaran province to neighboring countries, focusing on the province’s production and export potential.
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- Foreign Ministry stresses development of Mazandaran citrus exports to neighboring countries — IRNA (Iran)
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