New Iranian Communications Minister is North-Korean Educated Former Military Official

Approved by parliament

Reason Staff | 2.26.2013 9:08 AM

Iran's parliament has approved a North Korean-educated former military official for a key post in Presient Mahmoud Ahmadienjad's government.

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New Iranian Communications Minister is North-Korean Educated Former Military Official

Approved by parliament

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