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پرسش دانشجو از خاتمی : من متعجبم چرا حکومت ایران همجنس گرایان را اعدام می کند و شما فکر می کنید برای این مورد باید چه چیزی را در نظر گرفت؟
پاسخ سید محمد خاتمی : مجازات در واقع خودش درمان یک نوع خشونت و انحراف در جامعه است که اگر هم نباشه جامعه اصلا نمیتونه استقرار پیدا بکنه.
Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour.
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1. Exterior of UNESCO building
2. Exterior of UNESCO, Eiffel Tower and police
3. Close-up UNESCO logo
4. Pan conference room
5. Khatami arriving to applause
6. Pull out on conference
7. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Mohammed Khatami, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
"Dialogue between civilisation means, in its political dimension, the rejection of both terrorism and violence. Because violence is deaf and deprived of logic, it doesn't lead to any mutual understanding. It only requires the renunciation altogether of the other and of its requirements in taste and interests. In that respect, the only language available to silence all kinds of opposition would be violence. The result would then be the emergence of the most abject and horrible phenomenon of all: terror and war on the one hand, destruction, domination and occupation on the other. The content of the dialogue between civilisations and cultures means the condemnation of all kinds of violence, terrorism and war."
8. Audience applauding
STORYLINE:
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami told a UNESCO gathering in Paris on Tuesday that the dialogue between civilisation implies a rejection of violence and terrorism.
Khatami's visit to the French capital on Tuesday is due to include a meeting with French President Jacques Chirac in which the nuclear issue is likely to be discussed.
In an interview published on Tuesday in the French daily Le Figaro, Khatami said that Iran and key European countries were in a delicate stage in their negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme.
France, Germany and Britain are in talks with Iran to try to negotiate a permanent suspension to uranium enrichment, which can create both fuel for energy and the core of nuclear weapons.
Iran has insisted that a current freeze is short-term.
The United States, which says Iran's nuclear programme is aimed at producing weaponry, has softened its tone to see if the diplomatic approach can work.
Khatami, considered a moderate, travelled to France from Austria, where he appealed to the United States to drop its opposition to his country's nuclear activities.
He told Le Figaro that it would be unacceptable for Tehran to be forced to renounce peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
He noted that Iran isn't negotiating with the United States.
Khatami, along with Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, was a keynote speaker at the UNESCO conference on Tuesday .
The Iranians were behind the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation's (UNESCO) effort to promote a dialogue among civilisations, cultures and people.
The UN Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations was launched in 2001.
Meanwhile, an exiled Iranian opposition group, the National Council of Resistance, planned a demonstration on Tuesday against Khatami.
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The moderate cleric, Mohammad Khatami, has swept to victory in Iran's presidential election.
The main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri, conceded defeat after about 17 million votes had been counted and revealed a Khatami landslide.
Khatami's victory is a clear set back for hard-line fundamentalists in Iran.
Iran's new President, Mohammad Khatami, will succeed Hashemi Rafsanjani when he steps down in August.
Khatami's landslide victory has taken most analysts both within the country and abroad by surprise.
It will also come as a body blow to the country's most hard-line fundamentalists.
This year's election had widely been seen as a showdown between hard-line and moderate factions inside the ruling Muslim clergy.
Many Iranians had suspected that the conservative clergy would do everything possible to stop a victory by Khatami.
Senior influential clerics had declared it forbidden to vote for him.
And Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader, had tacitly supported Khatami's main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri.
But it seems the hard-line clergy, who had held sway in Iran since the 1979 revolution, had misread the population.
Preliminary results showed Nateq-Nouri trailing, with just 29 percent of the vote.
Khatami had focused his efforts on attracting the youth vote.
It was an intelligent tactic in a country where more than half the population of 60 (m) million is under the age of 18.
Khatami appeared to have captured two-thirds of the vote.
His victory would seem to be signal a widespread desire to move towards a more relaxed interpretation of Islam.
The election was the first since the revolution in which Iranians had a real choice.
So many voters turned out to vote on Friday that closing time for polling stations was extended twice. Eventually polls stayed open for four hours longer than normal.
Turnout results were expected to show some 25 million out of an electorate of 33 million had voted.
No one expects Khatami to bring fundamental changes to Iran's foreign policy or clergy-dominated politics, but his victory is likely to usher in a more moderate era in Iranian politics.
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Mohammad Khatami, President of Iran (1997-2005). Hand-signed color photo (11x16 cm). The Emperor Nicholas II Autograph Museum Collection (Russia).
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Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
- published: 22 Apr 2009
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Part 2 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
- published: 22 Apr 2009
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English/Nat
A leading academic in Middle Eastern affairs on Saturday described Mohammad Khatami's election victory in Iran as a victory for free and fair elections.
However, Mary Jane Deeb said the moderate cleric's landslide win would not transform the country's political and religious climate although women might benefit from his victory.
The editor of the Middle East Journal on Saturday welcomed the results of the Iranian elections.
For the first time since the 1979 revolution - when the clergy ousted the U-S- backed Shah - Iranian voters were given a choice between hardline or moderate religious restrictions.
They opted for moderation.
Mohammad Khatami was elected president of Iran in a landslide victory - defeating the more hard-line Parliament Speaker Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri.
And Mary Jane Deeb - also professor of international politics at the American University in Washington DC - said the results proved Iran could have free and fair elections.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Well, I am very pleased. I am very happy for the Iranians themselves and it shows that first of all, the elections were free and fair. And that is a critical issue. A lot of people doubted that that was going to be the case. The second thing is that the Iranians voted in such large numbers and they expressed a very clear choice for a moderate candidate. And so, I think it is a very positive step that Iranians have taken.
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Whether Khatami can liberalise Iranian policies depends on his ability to negotiate with conservative forces in Iran - namely the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
But Deeb told APTV she believed Khatami may try to bring about moderate change.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We are not going to see a major transformation in the Islamic Republic. It is not going to become a secular state. What is going to change is more subtle. There appears to be a need for a more open cultural, social atmosphere in which first of all there will be less censorship on what is read, on what is seen in terms of films and television. And also there seems to be, at least his approach, a more liberal attitude towards women.
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Nearly half of Iran's 60 (m) million population turned out to vote.
Khatami received almost 21(m) million of the votes - nearly three times the number of votes won by Nateq-Nouri.
That's been interpreted as a warning signal for the hardline clergy.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I think the Ayatollah and clerics have realised that the Iranians don't want that much pressure on them - religious pressure, social pressure on them - that they want their society to be more open, internally. I think that is recognised. Therefore, to go against the trend, would not simply be going against Khatami, it would be going against the will, general will, of a young generation who has voted overwhelmingly. And I don't think that they would do that. I think that they are quite astute and they know what they are doing. I don't think they will try to prevent the changes, albeit gradual changes."
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Iran's youth - among Khatami's major supporters - hope he will ease the religious restrictions governing daily life.
But Khatami's greatest challenge will be to tackle Iran's economy.
Unemployment is high, and inflation is running at more than 24 percent.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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India Today Conclave 2007 - H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami (Former President of Iran, Head of the Institute of Dialogue Among Cultures & Civilisations ) speech about
Challenges for the Brave New World: Can Civilizations Talk?
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Riz Khan speaks with Mohammad Khatami about his country's relations with the West, national elections this summer, the controversy surrounding Iran's nuclear programme and Iran-Israel relations.
- published: 21 Apr 2009
- views: 11205
Sayyid Mohammad Khātamī (Persian: سید محمد خاتمی, pronounced [sejˈjed mohæmˈmæde xɒːtæˈmiː]; born October 14, 1943) is an Iranian scholar, philosopher, Shiite theologian and Reformist politician. He served as the fifth President of Iran from August 2, 1997 to August 3, 2005. He also served as Iran's Minister of Culture in both the 1980s and 1990s. He is currently one of the leaders of the Iranian Green Movement, and an outspoken critic of the President Ahmadinejad's government.
Hitherto little known, Khatami attracted global attention during his first election to the presidency when he captured almost 70% of the vote. Khatami had run on a platform of liberalization and reform. During his two terms as president, Khatami advocated freedom of expression, tolerance and civil society, constructive diplomatic relations with other states including those in the Asia and European Union, and an economic policy that supported a free market and foreign investment.
Khatami is known for his proposal of Dialogue Among Civilizations. The United Nations proclaimed the year 2001 as the United Nations' Year of Dialogue Among Civilizations, on Khatami's suggestion.
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The President of Iran is the highest popularly elected official in, and the head of government of the Islamic Republic of Iran; although subordinate to the Supreme Leader of Iran, who functions as the country's head of state. According to the constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran the president is responsible for the "functions of the executive", such as signing treaties, agreements etc. with other countries and international organizations; the national planning and budget and state employment affairs; appointing ministers, governors, and ambassadors subject to the approval of the parliament.
Unlike some other countries, for example the United States, in Iran the office of president does not bestow full control over foreign policy, the armed forces, or the nuclear policy of the Iranian state, which are ultimately under the control of the Supreme Leader.
The President of Iran is elected for a four-year term by the direct vote of the people and may not serve for more than two consecutive terms.
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1:25Mohammad Khatami - Homosexuality
Mohammad Khatami - HomosexualityMohammad Khatami - Homosexuality
پرسش دانشجو از خاتمی : من متعجبم چرا حکومت ایران همجنس گرایان را اعدام می کند و شما فکر می کنید برای این مورد باید چه چیزی را در نظر گرفت؟ پاسخ سید محمد خاتمی : مجازات در واقع خودش درمان یک نوع خشونت و انحراف در جامعه است که اگر هم نباشه جامعه اصلا نمیتونه استقرار پیدا بکنه. -
10:35CNN August 24: Khatami post-9/11 interview
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2:00Iranian President Mohammad Khatami on unofficial visit
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami on unofficial visitIranian President Mohammad Khatami on unofficial visit
1. Exterior of UNESCO building 2. Exterior of UNESCO, Eiffel Tower and police 3. Close-up UNESCO logo 4. Pan conference room 5. Khatami arriving to applause 6. Pull out on conference 7. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Mohammed Khatami, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran "Dialogue between civilisation means, in its political dimension, the rejection of both terrorism and violence. Because violence is deaf and deprived of logic, it doesn't lead to any mutual understanding. It only requires the renunciation altogether of the other and of its requirements in taste and interests. In that respect, the only language available to silence all kinds of opposition would be violence. The result would then be the emergence of the most abject and horrible phenomenon of all: terror and war on the one hand, destruction, domination and occupation on the other. The content of the dialogue between civilisations and cultures means the condemnation of all kinds of violence, terrorism and war." 8. Audience applauding STORYLINE: Iranian President Mohammad Khatami told a UNESCO gathering in Paris on Tuesday that the dialogue between civilisation implies a rejection of violence and terrorism. Khatami's visit to the French capital on Tuesday is due to include a meeting with French President Jacques Chirac in which the nuclear issue is likely to be discussed. In an interview published on Tuesday in the French daily Le Figaro, Khatami said that Iran and key European countries were in a delicate stage in their negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme. France, Germany and Britain are in talks with Iran to try to negotiate a permanent suspension to uranium enrichment, which can create both fuel for energy and the core of nuclear weapons. Iran has insisted that a current freeze is short-term. The United States, which says Iran's nuclear programme is aimed at producing weaponry, has softened its tone to see if the diplomatic approach can work. Khatami, considered a moderate, travelled to France from Austria, where he appealed to the United States to drop its opposition to his country's nuclear activities. He told Le Figaro that it would be unacceptable for Tehran to be forced to renounce peaceful uses of nuclear energy. He noted that Iran isn't negotiating with the United States. Khatami, along with Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, was a keynote speaker at the UNESCO conference on Tuesday . The Iranians were behind the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation's (UNESCO) effort to promote a dialogue among civilisations, cultures and people. The UN Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations was launched in 2001. Meanwhile, an exiled Iranian opposition group, the National Council of Resistance, planned a demonstration on Tuesday against Khatami. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/37fa4caf8f7c191da0bafbae1362e234 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:07IRAN: MODERATE MOHAMMAD KHATAMI WINS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
IRAN: MODERATE MOHAMMAD KHATAMI WINS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONIRAN: MODERATE MOHAMMAD KHATAMI WINS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Natural Sound The moderate cleric, Mohammad Khatami, has swept to victory in Iran's presidential election. The main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri, conceded defeat after about 17 million votes had been counted and revealed a Khatami landslide. Khatami's victory is a clear set back for hard-line fundamentalists in Iran. Iran's new President, Mohammad Khatami, will succeed Hashemi Rafsanjani when he steps down in August. Khatami's landslide victory has taken most analysts both within the country and abroad by surprise. It will also come as a body blow to the country's most hard-line fundamentalists. This year's election had widely been seen as a showdown between hard-line and moderate factions inside the ruling Muslim clergy. Many Iranians had suspected that the conservative clergy would do everything possible to stop a victory by Khatami. Senior influential clerics had declared it forbidden to vote for him. And Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader, had tacitly supported Khatami's main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri. But it seems the hard-line clergy, who had held sway in Iran since the 1979 revolution, had misread the population. Preliminary results showed Nateq-Nouri trailing, with just 29 percent of the vote. Khatami had focused his efforts on attracting the youth vote. It was an intelligent tactic in a country where more than half the population of 60 (m) million is under the age of 18. Khatami appeared to have captured two-thirds of the vote. His victory would seem to be signal a widespread desire to move towards a more relaxed interpretation of Islam. The election was the first since the revolution in which Iranians had a real choice. So many voters turned out to vote on Friday that closing time for polling stations was extended twice. Eventually polls stayed open for four hours longer than normal. Turnout results were expected to show some 25 million out of an electorate of 33 million had voted. No one expects Khatami to bring fundamental changes to Iran's foreign policy or clergy-dominated politics, but his victory is likely to usher in a more moderate era in Iranian politics. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e02de23ce5337348f3c1db0d10b5812e Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:42Mohammad Khatami says that Iran dont want a non religous democracy
Mohammad Khatami says that Iran dont want a non religous democracyMohammad Khatami says that Iran dont want a non religous democracy
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1:36Mohammad Khatami autograph, President of Iran autograph, Signature of Mohammad Khatami
Mohammad Khatami autograph, President of Iran autograph, Signature of Mohammad KhatamiMohammad Khatami autograph, President of Iran autograph, Signature of Mohammad Khatami
Mohammad Khatami, President of Iran (1997-2005). Hand-signed color photo (11x16 cm). The Emperor Nicholas II Autograph Museum Collection (Russia). For more details, see our website: http://музей-автографов.рф/поступления-2004-г/автограф-с-м-хатами.html CONTACT INFORMATION: P. O. Box 156, Novosibirsk, 630027, Russia. Tel. (fax): +7 (383) 272-82-26. E-mail: autograph-muse@narod.ru OUR WEBSITES: http://музей-автографов.рф (Our Russian Site 1) http://autograph-mus.narod.ru (Our Russian Site 2) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClAgmIUBm5S6CEPvKLyrEuw -
10:01Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing downPart 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود -
9:54Part 2 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
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Part 2 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود -
3:38USA: REACTION TO MOHAMMAD KHATAMI'S ELECTION VICTORY IN IRAN
USA: REACTION TO MOHAMMAD KHATAMI'S ELECTION VICTORY IN IRANUSA: REACTION TO MOHAMMAD KHATAMI'S ELECTION VICTORY IN IRAN
English/Nat A leading academic in Middle Eastern affairs on Saturday described Mohammad Khatami's election victory in Iran as a victory for free and fair elections. However, Mary Jane Deeb said the moderate cleric's landslide win would not transform the country's political and religious climate although women might benefit from his victory. The editor of the Middle East Journal on Saturday welcomed the results of the Iranian elections. For the first time since the 1979 revolution - when the clergy ousted the U-S- backed Shah - Iranian voters were given a choice between hardline or moderate religious restrictions. They opted for moderation. Mohammad Khatami was elected president of Iran in a landslide victory - defeating the more hard-line Parliament Speaker Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri. And Mary Jane Deeb - also professor of international politics at the American University in Washington DC - said the results proved Iran could have free and fair elections. SOUNDBITE: (English) Well, I am very pleased. I am very happy for the Iranians themselves and it shows that first of all, the elections were free and fair. And that is a critical issue. A lot of people doubted that that was going to be the case. The second thing is that the Iranians voted in such large numbers and they expressed a very clear choice for a moderate candidate. And so, I think it is a very positive step that Iranians have taken. SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal Whether Khatami can liberalise Iranian policies depends on his ability to negotiate with conservative forces in Iran - namely the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. But Deeb told APTV she believed Khatami may try to bring about moderate change. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We are not going to see a major transformation in the Islamic Republic. It is not going to become a secular state. What is going to change is more subtle. There appears to be a need for a more open cultural, social atmosphere in which first of all there will be less censorship on what is read, on what is seen in terms of films and television. And also there seems to be, at least his approach, a more liberal attitude towards women. SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal Nearly half of Iran's 60 (m) million population turned out to vote. Khatami received almost 21(m) million of the votes - nearly three times the number of votes won by Nateq-Nouri. That's been interpreted as a warning signal for the hardline clergy. SOUNDBITE: (English) "I think the Ayatollah and clerics have realised that the Iranians don't want that much pressure on them - religious pressure, social pressure on them - that they want their society to be more open, internally. I think that is recognised. Therefore, to go against the trend, would not simply be going against Khatami, it would be going against the will, general will, of a young generation who has voted overwhelmingly. And I don't think that they would do that. I think that they are quite astute and they know what they are doing. I don't think they will try to prevent the changes, albeit gradual changes." SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal Iran's youth - among Khatami's major supporters - hope he will ease the religious restrictions governing daily life. But Khatami's greatest challenge will be to tackle Iran's economy. Unemployment is high, and inflation is running at more than 24 percent. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ecdbc20cbff80026f2d49e23acc155dd Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:23อุละมะฮฺชีอะ mohammad khatami แอบแต๊ะอั๋ง.mp4
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32:25H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami speech at India Today Conclave 2007 - part 2
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India Today Conclave 2007 - H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami (Former President of Iran, Head of the Institute of Dialogue Among Cultures & Civilisations ) speech about Challenges for the Brave New World: Can Civilizations Talk? -
10:41Riz Khan - Mohammad Khatami - 20 Apr 09 - Part 1
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9:50H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami: 'Dialogue, Justice and Peace'. Public lecture at ANU. Part 1.
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Our interdependent world creates both new opportunities and new challenges. The gravest danger today is insecurity, which has taken on global proportions. In order to deal with the threat of this insecurity, it is imperative for the world community to engage in constructive dialogue, but this must be based on two foundations: a deep comprehension of civilisations, religions and cultures; and justice. Indeed, in our insecure world, full of extremism and conflict, only serious dialogue, mutual understanding and justice can generate peace and prosperity. His Excellency Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami was the fifth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Previously Minister of Culture, he was elected to the presidency in a landslide election in 1997 and was re-elected in 2001. President Khatami advanced a reform agenda in Iran and a new era of engagement in foreign affairs. A scholar of Western as well as Islamic philosophy, he advocated dialogue to counter the clash of civilisations thesis and encouraged the United Nations to proclaim 2001 as the Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations. He is the author of numerous books and articles on philosophy and modern Islamic thought. His lecture is presented by the Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies (Middle East & Central Asia) at The Australian National University. -
3:01Iranian president Khatami arrives condemns war in Iraq
Iranian president Khatami arrives condemns war in IraqIranian president Khatami arrives condemns war in Iraq
1. Ceremonial troops escorting Mohammad Khatami's car to President House 2. Cutaway photographers 3. Khatami getting out of car and being greeted by Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Foreign Minister Yashwant Sinha 4. Close shot, Khatami, pan to Vajpayee 5. Khatami and Vajpayee shaking hands 6. Pan from President House to guard of honour ceremony for Khatami 7. Various, Khatami inspecting guard of honour 8. Khatami walking past media 9. Cutaway, photographers 10. SOUNDBITE: ( Farsi, with English translation) Iranian President, Mohammad Khatami "Unfortunately the world today has been scarred by terror and terrorism, and unfortunately misuse of the present situation to create an environment of war has bought a lot of problems to our world. And now that all the eyes are looking towards Iraq, while we recommend to Iraq to abide by the UN resolutions, at the same time we hope that there would be no war against Iraq. Well I hope that the present crisis will be solved without any war in a peaceful way." 11. Dome on President House 12. Khatami with Indian leaders 13. Khatami walking away STORYLINE: Iranian President Mohammad Khatami said on Saturday he hopes there will be no war against Iraq and that an "environment of war" had already caused problems for the region. The world has been "scarred by terrorists and terrorism" Khatami told reporters after a ceremonial welcome by Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. The "misuse of this present situation to create an environment of war has brought a lot of problems to our world", he said. He did not say what those problems were, but mentioned the necessity to work for peace to help build trade. The United States has threatened to use force against Iraq if it does not comply with UN resolutions that require it disclose any weapons of mass destruction it possesses and cooperate with UN weapons inspectors. Khatami said he hoped there would be no war against Iraq. Although Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein sent his troops into Iran in 1980, launching an eight-year war that claimed a million lives, Iran shares the view of other Iraqi neighbours that the destabilisation of a war is worse than living with his regime. Thousands of Iranian veterans of the Iran-Iraq war are still suffering from the effects of chemical weapons used against them by Saddam's forces, the Iranian government has said. Khatami arrived in the Indian capital Friday, to be guest of honour at the country's Republic Day parade on Sunday, a celebration of the adoption of the Indian constitution in 1950. Khatami said he would discuss ways the two countries can work for regional peace and increased trade during his meetings with Indian leaders, including Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. The status of a pipeline project to carry oil from Iran through Pakistan to India might also be discussed. Iran's oil minister is part of the visiting delegation. The pipeline, estimated to cost some 1.2 billion (b) US dollars would significantly lower the cost of India's oil imports. However, the deal has stalled because of long-standing enmity between Pakistan and India. Officials from both sides will explore the possibility of routing the pipeline under the sea, which would almost double its cost, an Indian oil ministry official said. Khatami's delegation includes Foreign Affairs Minister Kamal Kharazzi, Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani, Science and Technology Minister Mostafa Moin and Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/c3a679ea03191119a0ab577adb1e85d2 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Famous quotes by Mohammad Khatami:
"Ignoring people's demands in the name of religion ... will only create disappointment."
"Confronting people's wishes and ignoring people's demands in the name of religion ... will only create disappointment among the young generation in the Islamic Republic and, God forbid, their religion,"
"Real peace can only be achieved through an end to occupation and the return of all Palestinians to their homeland and through respect for the rights of all Palestinians, including Muslims, Christians and Jews, to determine their own future,"
"We could have more success but for mistakes that some selfish people had in our society and our government, ... We need to take care of people's needs, we need to hear people and their needs. I will use my four years experience towards the coming four years."
"The American president's remarks not only showed that he does not have the ability to learn from history ... but also that U.S. policy is now worse and more unrealistic than under his predecessors."
"We must try to show freedom is compatible with Islam. Don't think that Islam is against freedom,"
"The artificial crises created in the past have not had a good impact on our national and international relations,"
"I hope the new parliament will lay such a strong foundation for running the country that it will leave no room for extra-legal groups to impose their capricious will,"
"one which creates the least limitations to freedom of expression."
"Ignoring moralities is always undesirable, but doing so systematically is really"
"If the invaders reach Iran, the country will turn into a burning hell for them."
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Mohammad Khatami - Homosexuality
پرسش دانشجو از خاتمی : من متعجبم چرا حکومت ایران همجنس گرایان را اعدام می کند و شما فکر می کنید برای این مورد باید چه چیزی را در نظر گرفت؟ پاسخ سید محمد خاتمی : مجازات در واقع خودش درمان یک نوع خشونت و انحراف در جامعه است که اگر هم نباشه جامعه اصلا نمیتونه استقرار پیدا بکنه. -
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Our interdependent world creates both new opportunities and new challenges. The gravest danger today is insecurity, which has taken on global proportions. In order to deal with the threat of this insecurity, it is imperative for the world community to engage in constructive dialogue, but this must be based on two foundations: a deep comprehension of civilisations, religions and cultures; and justice. Indeed, in our insecure world, full of extremism and conflict, only serious dialogue, mutual understanding and justice can generate peace and prosperity. His Excellency Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami was the fifth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Previously Minister of Culture, he was elected to the presidency in a landslide election in 1997 and was re-elected in 2001. President Khatami ... -
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part 1, voice of Mohammad Khatami when announcing his candidacy for presidency (June 2009 election)
Voice of Mr. Mohammad Khatami at February 8, 2009, (equivalent to 20 Bahman 1387 Shamsi, Iranian calendar). He said in this speech in Tehran that he will run for presidency. He is a reformist and promoter of democracy in Iran. He introduced the idea of "Dialogue of Civilization" in UN. He is seen as the most reformist figure and the most democratic candidate in Iran for the June 2009 presidential election, in Iran. آقای سید محمد خاتمی نامزدی خود را در انتخابات ریاست جمهوری ایران اعلام کرد در تاریخ 20 بهمن 1387 Part 1 out of 2 part1, tribute to Khatami برای انتخابات 22 خرداد 1388 سخنان خاتمی سخنرانی، تهران، ایران، اصلاح طلب -
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Mohammad Khatami declares his candidacy for presidential election
Tehran, February 8. Former President Mohammad Khatami announced his readiness to run for president in the upcoming elections slated for May in Iran
Mohammad Khatami - Homosexuality
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پرسش دانشجو از خاتمی : من متعجبم چرا حکومت ایران همجنس گرایان را اعدام می کند و شما فکر می کنید برای این مورد باید چه چیزی را در نظر گرفت؟
پاسخ سید محمد خاتمی ...
پرسش دانشجو از خاتمی : من متعجبم چرا حکومت ایران همجنس گرایان را اعدام می کند و شما فکر می کنید برای این مورد باید چه چیزی را در نظر گرفت؟
پاسخ سید محمد خاتمی : مجازات در واقع خودش درمان یک نوع خشونت و انحراف در جامعه است که اگر هم نباشه جامعه اصلا نمیتونه استقرار پیدا بکنه.
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پرسش دانشجو از خاتمی : من متعجبم چرا حکومت ایران همجنس گرایان را اعدام می کند و شما فکر می کنید برای این مورد باید چه چیزی را در نظر گرفت؟
پاسخ سید محمد خاتمی : مجازات در واقع خودش درمان یک نوع خشونت و انحراف در جامعه است که اگر هم نباشه جامعه اصلا نمیتونه استقرار پیدا بکنه.
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CNN August 24: Khatami post-9/11 interview
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Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour.
Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour.
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Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour.
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Iranian President Mohammad Khatami on unofficial visit
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1. Exterior of UNESCO building
2. Exterior of UNESCO, Eiffel Tower and police
3. Close-up UNESCO logo
4. Pan conference room
5. Khatami arriving to applaus...
1. Exterior of UNESCO building
2. Exterior of UNESCO, Eiffel Tower and police
3. Close-up UNESCO logo
4. Pan conference room
5. Khatami arriving to applause
6. Pull out on conference
7. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Mohammed Khatami, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
"Dialogue between civilisation means, in its political dimension, the rejection of both terrorism and violence. Because violence is deaf and deprived of logic, it doesn't lead to any mutual understanding. It only requires the renunciation altogether of the other and of its requirements in taste and interests. In that respect, the only language available to silence all kinds of opposition would be violence. The result would then be the emergence of the most abject and horrible phenomenon of all: terror and war on the one hand, destruction, domination and occupation on the other. The content of the dialogue between civilisations and cultures means the condemnation of all kinds of violence, terrorism and war."
8. Audience applauding
STORYLINE:
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami told a UNESCO gathering in Paris on Tuesday that the dialogue between civilisation implies a rejection of violence and terrorism.
Khatami's visit to the French capital on Tuesday is due to include a meeting with French President Jacques Chirac in which the nuclear issue is likely to be discussed.
In an interview published on Tuesday in the French daily Le Figaro, Khatami said that Iran and key European countries were in a delicate stage in their negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme.
France, Germany and Britain are in talks with Iran to try to negotiate a permanent suspension to uranium enrichment, which can create both fuel for energy and the core of nuclear weapons.
Iran has insisted that a current freeze is short-term.
The United States, which says Iran's nuclear programme is aimed at producing weaponry, has softened its tone to see if the diplomatic approach can work.
Khatami, considered a moderate, travelled to France from Austria, where he appealed to the United States to drop its opposition to his country's nuclear activities.
He told Le Figaro that it would be unacceptable for Tehran to be forced to renounce peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
He noted that Iran isn't negotiating with the United States.
Khatami, along with Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, was a keynote speaker at the UNESCO conference on Tuesday .
The Iranians were behind the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation's (UNESCO) effort to promote a dialogue among civilisations, cultures and people.
The UN Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations was launched in 2001.
Meanwhile, an exiled Iranian opposition group, the National Council of Resistance, planned a demonstration on Tuesday against Khatami.
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1. Exterior of UNESCO building
2. Exterior of UNESCO, Eiffel Tower and police
3. Close-up UNESCO logo
4. Pan conference room
5. Khatami arriving to applause
6. Pull out on conference
7. SOUNDBITE: (Farsi) Mohammed Khatami, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
"Dialogue between civilisation means, in its political dimension, the rejection of both terrorism and violence. Because violence is deaf and deprived of logic, it doesn't lead to any mutual understanding. It only requires the renunciation altogether of the other and of its requirements in taste and interests. In that respect, the only language available to silence all kinds of opposition would be violence. The result would then be the emergence of the most abject and horrible phenomenon of all: terror and war on the one hand, destruction, domination and occupation on the other. The content of the dialogue between civilisations and cultures means the condemnation of all kinds of violence, terrorism and war."
8. Audience applauding
STORYLINE:
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami told a UNESCO gathering in Paris on Tuesday that the dialogue between civilisation implies a rejection of violence and terrorism.
Khatami's visit to the French capital on Tuesday is due to include a meeting with French President Jacques Chirac in which the nuclear issue is likely to be discussed.
In an interview published on Tuesday in the French daily Le Figaro, Khatami said that Iran and key European countries were in a delicate stage in their negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme.
France, Germany and Britain are in talks with Iran to try to negotiate a permanent suspension to uranium enrichment, which can create both fuel for energy and the core of nuclear weapons.
Iran has insisted that a current freeze is short-term.
The United States, which says Iran's nuclear programme is aimed at producing weaponry, has softened its tone to see if the diplomatic approach can work.
Khatami, considered a moderate, travelled to France from Austria, where he appealed to the United States to drop its opposition to his country's nuclear activities.
He told Le Figaro that it would be unacceptable for Tehran to be forced to renounce peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
He noted that Iran isn't negotiating with the United States.
Khatami, along with Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, was a keynote speaker at the UNESCO conference on Tuesday .
The Iranians were behind the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation's (UNESCO) effort to promote a dialogue among civilisations, cultures and people.
The UN Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations was launched in 2001.
Meanwhile, an exiled Iranian opposition group, the National Council of Resistance, planned a demonstration on Tuesday against Khatami.
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IRAN: MODERATE MOHAMMAD KHATAMI WINS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
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The moderate cleric, Mohammad Khatami, has swept to victory in Iran's presidential election.
The main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri, co...
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The moderate cleric, Mohammad Khatami, has swept to victory in Iran's presidential election.
The main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri, conceded defeat after about 17 million votes had been counted and revealed a Khatami landslide.
Khatami's victory is a clear set back for hard-line fundamentalists in Iran.
Iran's new President, Mohammad Khatami, will succeed Hashemi Rafsanjani when he steps down in August.
Khatami's landslide victory has taken most analysts both within the country and abroad by surprise.
It will also come as a body blow to the country's most hard-line fundamentalists.
This year's election had widely been seen as a showdown between hard-line and moderate factions inside the ruling Muslim clergy.
Many Iranians had suspected that the conservative clergy would do everything possible to stop a victory by Khatami.
Senior influential clerics had declared it forbidden to vote for him.
And Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader, had tacitly supported Khatami's main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri.
But it seems the hard-line clergy, who had held sway in Iran since the 1979 revolution, had misread the population.
Preliminary results showed Nateq-Nouri trailing, with just 29 percent of the vote.
Khatami had focused his efforts on attracting the youth vote.
It was an intelligent tactic in a country where more than half the population of 60 (m) million is under the age of 18.
Khatami appeared to have captured two-thirds of the vote.
His victory would seem to be signal a widespread desire to move towards a more relaxed interpretation of Islam.
The election was the first since the revolution in which Iranians had a real choice.
So many voters turned out to vote on Friday that closing time for polling stations was extended twice. Eventually polls stayed open for four hours longer than normal.
Turnout results were expected to show some 25 million out of an electorate of 33 million had voted.
No one expects Khatami to bring fundamental changes to Iran's foreign policy or clergy-dominated politics, but his victory is likely to usher in a more moderate era in Iranian politics.
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The moderate cleric, Mohammad Khatami, has swept to victory in Iran's presidential election.
The main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri, conceded defeat after about 17 million votes had been counted and revealed a Khatami landslide.
Khatami's victory is a clear set back for hard-line fundamentalists in Iran.
Iran's new President, Mohammad Khatami, will succeed Hashemi Rafsanjani when he steps down in August.
Khatami's landslide victory has taken most analysts both within the country and abroad by surprise.
It will also come as a body blow to the country's most hard-line fundamentalists.
This year's election had widely been seen as a showdown between hard-line and moderate factions inside the ruling Muslim clergy.
Many Iranians had suspected that the conservative clergy would do everything possible to stop a victory by Khatami.
Senior influential clerics had declared it forbidden to vote for him.
And Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader, had tacitly supported Khatami's main challenger, Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri.
But it seems the hard-line clergy, who had held sway in Iran since the 1979 revolution, had misread the population.
Preliminary results showed Nateq-Nouri trailing, with just 29 percent of the vote.
Khatami had focused his efforts on attracting the youth vote.
It was an intelligent tactic in a country where more than half the population of 60 (m) million is under the age of 18.
Khatami appeared to have captured two-thirds of the vote.
His victory would seem to be signal a widespread desire to move towards a more relaxed interpretation of Islam.
The election was the first since the revolution in which Iranians had a real choice.
So many voters turned out to vote on Friday that closing time for polling stations was extended twice. Eventually polls stayed open for four hours longer than normal.
Turnout results were expected to show some 25 million out of an electorate of 33 million had voted.
No one expects Khatami to bring fundamental changes to Iran's foreign policy or clergy-dominated politics, but his victory is likely to usher in a more moderate era in Iranian politics.
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Mohammad Khatami says that Iran dont want a non religous democracy
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Mohammad Khatami autograph, President of Iran autograph, Signature of Mohammad Khatami
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Mohammad Khatami, President of Iran (1997-2005). Hand-signed color photo (11x16 cm). The Emperor Nicholas II Autograph Museum Collection (Russia).
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Mohammad Khatami, President of Iran (1997-2005). Hand-signed color photo (11x16 cm). The Emperor Nicholas II Autograph Museum Collection (Russia).
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Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
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Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس ...
Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
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Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
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Part 2 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
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Part 2 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس ...
Part 2 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
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Part 2 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
- published: 22 Apr 2009
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USA: REACTION TO MOHAMMAD KHATAMI'S ELECTION VICTORY IN IRAN
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A leading academic in Middle Eastern affairs on Saturday described Mohammad Khatami's election victory in Iran as a victory for free and fair el...
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A leading academic in Middle Eastern affairs on Saturday described Mohammad Khatami's election victory in Iran as a victory for free and fair elections.
However, Mary Jane Deeb said the moderate cleric's landslide win would not transform the country's political and religious climate although women might benefit from his victory.
The editor of the Middle East Journal on Saturday welcomed the results of the Iranian elections.
For the first time since the 1979 revolution - when the clergy ousted the U-S- backed Shah - Iranian voters were given a choice between hardline or moderate religious restrictions.
They opted for moderation.
Mohammad Khatami was elected president of Iran in a landslide victory - defeating the more hard-line Parliament Speaker Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri.
And Mary Jane Deeb - also professor of international politics at the American University in Washington DC - said the results proved Iran could have free and fair elections.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Well, I am very pleased. I am very happy for the Iranians themselves and it shows that first of all, the elections were free and fair. And that is a critical issue. A lot of people doubted that that was going to be the case. The second thing is that the Iranians voted in such large numbers and they expressed a very clear choice for a moderate candidate. And so, I think it is a very positive step that Iranians have taken.
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Whether Khatami can liberalise Iranian policies depends on his ability to negotiate with conservative forces in Iran - namely the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
But Deeb told APTV she believed Khatami may try to bring about moderate change.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We are not going to see a major transformation in the Islamic Republic. It is not going to become a secular state. What is going to change is more subtle. There appears to be a need for a more open cultural, social atmosphere in which first of all there will be less censorship on what is read, on what is seen in terms of films and television. And also there seems to be, at least his approach, a more liberal attitude towards women.
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Nearly half of Iran's 60 (m) million population turned out to vote.
Khatami received almost 21(m) million of the votes - nearly three times the number of votes won by Nateq-Nouri.
That's been interpreted as a warning signal for the hardline clergy.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I think the Ayatollah and clerics have realised that the Iranians don't want that much pressure on them - religious pressure, social pressure on them - that they want their society to be more open, internally. I think that is recognised. Therefore, to go against the trend, would not simply be going against Khatami, it would be going against the will, general will, of a young generation who has voted overwhelmingly. And I don't think that they would do that. I think that they are quite astute and they know what they are doing. I don't think they will try to prevent the changes, albeit gradual changes."
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Iran's youth - among Khatami's major supporters - hope he will ease the religious restrictions governing daily life.
But Khatami's greatest challenge will be to tackle Iran's economy.
Unemployment is high, and inflation is running at more than 24 percent.
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A leading academic in Middle Eastern affairs on Saturday described Mohammad Khatami's election victory in Iran as a victory for free and fair elections.
However, Mary Jane Deeb said the moderate cleric's landslide win would not transform the country's political and religious climate although women might benefit from his victory.
The editor of the Middle East Journal on Saturday welcomed the results of the Iranian elections.
For the first time since the 1979 revolution - when the clergy ousted the U-S- backed Shah - Iranian voters were given a choice between hardline or moderate religious restrictions.
They opted for moderation.
Mohammad Khatami was elected president of Iran in a landslide victory - defeating the more hard-line Parliament Speaker Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri.
And Mary Jane Deeb - also professor of international politics at the American University in Washington DC - said the results proved Iran could have free and fair elections.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Well, I am very pleased. I am very happy for the Iranians themselves and it shows that first of all, the elections were free and fair. And that is a critical issue. A lot of people doubted that that was going to be the case. The second thing is that the Iranians voted in such large numbers and they expressed a very clear choice for a moderate candidate. And so, I think it is a very positive step that Iranians have taken.
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Whether Khatami can liberalise Iranian policies depends on his ability to negotiate with conservative forces in Iran - namely the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
But Deeb told APTV she believed Khatami may try to bring about moderate change.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We are not going to see a major transformation in the Islamic Republic. It is not going to become a secular state. What is going to change is more subtle. There appears to be a need for a more open cultural, social atmosphere in which first of all there will be less censorship on what is read, on what is seen in terms of films and television. And also there seems to be, at least his approach, a more liberal attitude towards women.
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Nearly half of Iran's 60 (m) million population turned out to vote.
Khatami received almost 21(m) million of the votes - nearly three times the number of votes won by Nateq-Nouri.
That's been interpreted as a warning signal for the hardline clergy.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"I think the Ayatollah and clerics have realised that the Iranians don't want that much pressure on them - religious pressure, social pressure on them - that they want their society to be more open, internally. I think that is recognised. Therefore, to go against the trend, would not simply be going against Khatami, it would be going against the will, general will, of a young generation who has voted overwhelmingly. And I don't think that they would do that. I think that they are quite astute and they know what they are doing. I don't think they will try to prevent the changes, albeit gradual changes."
SUPER CAPTION: Mary Jane Deeb, Editor Middle East Journal
Iran's youth - among Khatami's major supporters - hope he will ease the religious restrictions governing daily life.
But Khatami's greatest challenge will be to tackle Iran's economy.
Unemployment is high, and inflation is running at more than 24 percent.
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อุละมะฮฺชีอะ mohammad khatami แอบแต๊ะอั๋ง.mp4
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H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami speech at India Today Conclave 2007 - part 2
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India Today Conclave 2007 - H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami (Former President of Iran, Head of the Institute of Dialogue Among Cultures & Civilisa...
India Today Conclave 2007 - H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami (Former President of Iran, Head of the Institute of Dialogue Among Cultures & Civilisations ) speech about
Challenges for the Brave New World: Can Civilizations Talk?
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India Today Conclave 2007 - H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami (Former President of Iran, Head of the Institute of Dialogue Among Cultures & Civilisations ) speech about
Challenges for the Brave New World: Can Civilizations Talk?
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Riz Khan - Mohammad Khatami - 20 Apr 09 - Part 1
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Riz Khan speaks with Mohammad Khatami about his country's relations with the West, national elections this summer, the controversy surrounding Iran's nuclear pr...
Riz Khan speaks with Mohammad Khatami about his country's relations with the West, national elections this summer, the controversy surrounding Iran's nuclear programme and Iran-Israel relations.
wn.com/Riz Khan Mohammad Khatami 20 Apr 09 Part 1
Riz Khan speaks with Mohammad Khatami about his country's relations with the West, national elections this summer, the controversy surrounding Iran's nuclear programme and Iran-Israel relations.
- published: 21 Apr 2009
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H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami: 'Dialogue, Justice and Peace'. Public lecture at ANU. Part 1.
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Our interdependent world creates both new opportunities and new challenges. The gravest danger today is insecurity, which has taken on global proportions. In or...
Our interdependent world creates both new opportunities and new challenges. The gravest danger today is insecurity, which has taken on global proportions. In order to deal with the threat of this insecurity, it is imperative for the world community to engage in constructive dialogue, but this must be based on two foundations: a deep comprehension of civilisations, religions and cultures; and justice. Indeed, in our insecure world, full of extremism and conflict, only serious dialogue, mutual understanding and justice can generate peace and prosperity.
His Excellency Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami was the fifth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Previously Minister of Culture, he was elected to the presidency in a landslide election in 1997 and was re-elected in 2001. President Khatami advanced a reform agenda in Iran and a new era of engagement in foreign affairs. A scholar of Western as well as Islamic philosophy, he advocated dialogue to counter the clash of civilisations thesis and encouraged the United Nations to proclaim 2001 as the Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations. He is the author of numerous books and articles on philosophy and modern Islamic thought.
His lecture is presented by the Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies (Middle East & Central Asia) at The Australian National University.
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Our interdependent world creates both new opportunities and new challenges. The gravest danger today is insecurity, which has taken on global proportions. In order to deal with the threat of this insecurity, it is imperative for the world community to engage in constructive dialogue, but this must be based on two foundations: a deep comprehension of civilisations, religions and cultures; and justice. Indeed, in our insecure world, full of extremism and conflict, only serious dialogue, mutual understanding and justice can generate peace and prosperity.
His Excellency Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami was the fifth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Previously Minister of Culture, he was elected to the presidency in a landslide election in 1997 and was re-elected in 2001. President Khatami advanced a reform agenda in Iran and a new era of engagement in foreign affairs. A scholar of Western as well as Islamic philosophy, he advocated dialogue to counter the clash of civilisations thesis and encouraged the United Nations to proclaim 2001 as the Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations. He is the author of numerous books and articles on philosophy and modern Islamic thought.
His lecture is presented by the Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies (Middle East & Central Asia) at The Australian National University.
- published: 24 Oct 2009
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Iranian president Khatami arrives condemns war in Iraq
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1. Ceremonial troops escorting Mohammad Khatami's car to President House
2. Cutaway photographers
3. Khatami getting out of car and being greeted by Indian Pr...
1. Ceremonial troops escorting Mohammad Khatami's car to President House
2. Cutaway photographers
3. Khatami getting out of car and being greeted by Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Foreign Minister Yashwant Sinha
4. Close shot, Khatami, pan to Vajpayee
5. Khatami and Vajpayee shaking hands
6. Pan from President House to guard of honour ceremony for Khatami
7. Various, Khatami inspecting guard of honour
8. Khatami walking past media
9. Cutaway, photographers
10. SOUNDBITE: ( Farsi, with English translation) Iranian President, Mohammad Khatami
"Unfortunately the world today has been scarred by terror and terrorism, and unfortunately misuse of the present situation to create an environment of war has bought a lot of problems to our world. And now that all the eyes are looking towards Iraq, while we recommend to Iraq to abide by the UN resolutions, at the same time we hope that there would be no war against Iraq. Well I hope that the present crisis will be solved without any war in a peaceful way."
11. Dome on President House
12. Khatami with Indian leaders
13. Khatami walking away
STORYLINE:
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami said on Saturday he hopes there will be no war against Iraq and that an "environment of war" had already caused problems for the region.
The world has been "scarred by terrorists and terrorism" Khatami told reporters after a ceremonial welcome by Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
The "misuse of this present situation to create an environment of war has brought a lot of problems
to our world", he said.
He did not say what those problems were, but mentioned the necessity to work for peace to help build trade.
The United States has threatened to use force against Iraq if it does not comply with UN resolutions that require it
disclose any weapons of mass destruction it possesses and cooperate with UN weapons inspectors.
Khatami said he hoped there would be no war against Iraq.
Although Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein sent his troops into Iran in 1980, launching an eight-year war that claimed a
million lives, Iran shares the view of other Iraqi neighbours that the destabilisation of a war is worse than living with his regime.
Thousands of Iranian veterans of the Iran-Iraq war are still suffering from the effects of chemical weapons used
against them by Saddam's forces, the Iranian government has said.
Khatami arrived in the Indian capital Friday, to be guest of honour at the country's Republic Day parade on Sunday, a
celebration of the adoption of the Indian constitution in 1950.
Khatami said he would discuss ways the two countries can work for regional peace and increased trade during his
meetings with Indian leaders, including Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
The status of a pipeline project to carry oil from Iran through Pakistan to India might also be discussed. Iran's
oil minister is part of the visiting delegation.
The pipeline, estimated to cost some 1.2 billion (b) US dollars would significantly lower the cost of India's oil imports.
However, the deal has stalled because of long-standing enmity between Pakistan and India.
Officials from both sides will explore the possibility of routing the pipeline under the sea, which would almost
double its cost, an Indian oil ministry official said.
Khatami's delegation includes Foreign Affairs Minister Kamal Kharazzi, Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani, Science and
Technology Minister Mostafa Moin and Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh.
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wn.com/Iranian President Khatami Arrives Condemns War In Iraq
1. Ceremonial troops escorting Mohammad Khatami's car to President House
2. Cutaway photographers
3. Khatami getting out of car and being greeted by Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Foreign Minister Yashwant Sinha
4. Close shot, Khatami, pan to Vajpayee
5. Khatami and Vajpayee shaking hands
6. Pan from President House to guard of honour ceremony for Khatami
7. Various, Khatami inspecting guard of honour
8. Khatami walking past media
9. Cutaway, photographers
10. SOUNDBITE: ( Farsi, with English translation) Iranian President, Mohammad Khatami
"Unfortunately the world today has been scarred by terror and terrorism, and unfortunately misuse of the present situation to create an environment of war has bought a lot of problems to our world. And now that all the eyes are looking towards Iraq, while we recommend to Iraq to abide by the UN resolutions, at the same time we hope that there would be no war against Iraq. Well I hope that the present crisis will be solved without any war in a peaceful way."
11. Dome on President House
12. Khatami with Indian leaders
13. Khatami walking away
STORYLINE:
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami said on Saturday he hopes there will be no war against Iraq and that an "environment of war" had already caused problems for the region.
The world has been "scarred by terrorists and terrorism" Khatami told reporters after a ceremonial welcome by Indian President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
The "misuse of this present situation to create an environment of war has brought a lot of problems
to our world", he said.
He did not say what those problems were, but mentioned the necessity to work for peace to help build trade.
The United States has threatened to use force against Iraq if it does not comply with UN resolutions that require it
disclose any weapons of mass destruction it possesses and cooperate with UN weapons inspectors.
Khatami said he hoped there would be no war against Iraq.
Although Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein sent his troops into Iran in 1980, launching an eight-year war that claimed a
million lives, Iran shares the view of other Iraqi neighbours that the destabilisation of a war is worse than living with his regime.
Thousands of Iranian veterans of the Iran-Iraq war are still suffering from the effects of chemical weapons used
against them by Saddam's forces, the Iranian government has said.
Khatami arrived in the Indian capital Friday, to be guest of honour at the country's Republic Day parade on Sunday, a
celebration of the adoption of the Indian constitution in 1950.
Khatami said he would discuss ways the two countries can work for regional peace and increased trade during his
meetings with Indian leaders, including Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
The status of a pipeline project to carry oil from Iran through Pakistan to India might also be discussed. Iran's
oil minister is part of the visiting delegation.
The pipeline, estimated to cost some 1.2 billion (b) US dollars would significantly lower the cost of India's oil imports.
However, the deal has stalled because of long-standing enmity between Pakistan and India.
Officials from both sides will explore the possibility of routing the pipeline under the sea, which would almost
double its cost, an Indian oil ministry official said.
Khatami's delegation includes Foreign Affairs Minister Kamal Kharazzi, Defense Minister Ali Shamkhani, Science and
Technology Minister Mostafa Moin and Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Davos Annual Meeting 2004 - Mohammad Khatami
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- Updated: 29 Aug 2007
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21.01.2004
Special Address by the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
H.E. Hojatoleslam Seyed Mohammad Khatami, President of th...
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21.01.2004
Special Address by the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
H.E. Hojatoleslam Seyed Mohammad Khatami, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Chaired by
Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum
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21.01.2004
Special Address by the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
H.E. Hojatoleslam Seyed Mohammad Khatami, President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Chaired by
Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum
- published: 29 Aug 2007
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Iran's Former President M. Khatami Condemns 911 in English
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- Updated: 19 Sep 2006
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Former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami condemns the 911 atrocities again in Harvard University in fron of an American audience. The speech was delivered on S...
Former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami condemns the 911 atrocities again in Harvard University in fron of an American audience. The speech was delivered on Sunday Sep 10, 2006 and was titled "Ethical behavior in a Post-9/11 World".
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Former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami condemns the 911 atrocities again in Harvard University in fron of an American audience. The speech was delivered on Sunday Sep 10, 2006 and was titled "Ethical behavior in a Post-9/11 World".
- published: 19 Sep 2006
- views: 31880
Iranian president Khatami introduced the idea of "Dialogue Among Civilizations". To UN Assembly
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- Duration: 37:06
- Updated: 11 Mar 2014
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Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami introduced the idea of "Dialogue Among Civilizations" to UN Assembly 1998
Full Speech
سخنرانی کامل سید محمد خاتمی در س...
Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami introduced the idea of "Dialogue Among Civilizations" to UN Assembly 1998
Full Speech
سخنرانی کامل سید محمد خاتمی در سازمان ملل و پیشنهاد نام گذاری سال 2001 به عنوان سال گفتگوی تمدنها
wn.com/Iranian President Khatami Introduced The Idea Of Dialogue Among Civilizations . To Un Assembly
Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami introduced the idea of "Dialogue Among Civilizations" to UN Assembly 1998
Full Speech
سخنرانی کامل سید محمد خاتمی در سازمان ملل و پیشنهاد نام گذاری سال 2001 به عنوان سال گفتگوی تمدنها
- published: 11 Mar 2014
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H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami at The Australian National University, 24 March 2009 (pt9)
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- Updated: 27 Oct 2009
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H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami public lecture: 'Dialogue, Justice and Peace' at The Australian National University, 24 March 2009 (pt8)
His Excellency Dr Sey...
H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami public lecture: 'Dialogue, Justice and Peace' at The Australian National University, 24 March 2009 (pt8)
His Excellency Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami was the fifth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Previously Minister of Culture, he was elected to the presidency in a landslide election in 1997 and was re-elected in 2001. President Khatami advanced a reform agenda in Iran and a new era of engagement in foreign affairs. A scholar of Western as well as Islamic philosophy, he advocated dialogue to counter the clash of civilisations thesis and encouraged the United Nations to proclaim 2001 as the Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations. He is the author of numerous books and articles on philosophy and modern Islamic thought.
This lecture is presented by the Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies (Middle East & Central Asia) at The Australian National University.
wn.com/H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami At The Australian National University, 24 March 2009 (Pt9)
H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami public lecture: 'Dialogue, Justice and Peace' at The Australian National University, 24 March 2009 (pt8)
His Excellency Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami was the fifth president of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Previously Minister of Culture, he was elected to the presidency in a landslide election in 1997 and was re-elected in 2001. President Khatami advanced a reform agenda in Iran and a new era of engagement in foreign affairs. A scholar of Western as well as Islamic philosophy, he advocated dialogue to counter the clash of civilisations thesis and encouraged the United Nations to proclaim 2001 as the Year of Dialogue Among Civilisations. He is the author of numerous books and articles on philosophy and modern Islamic thought.
This lecture is presented by the Centre for Arab & Islamic Studies (Middle East & Central Asia) at The Australian National University.
- published: 27 Oct 2009
- views: 588
Mohammad Khatami Quotes
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- Updated: 22 Mar 2012
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What was your favorite Mohammad Khatami quote? 'Like' and leave a comment below, then jump over to http://quotetank.com/quotes-by/mohammad-khatami and make a li...
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- published: 22 Mar 2012
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part 1, voice of Mohammad Khatami when announcing his candidacy for presidency (June 2009 election)
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- Updated: 09 Feb 2009
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Voice of Mr. Mohammad Khatami at February 8, 2009, (equivalent to 20 Bahman 1387 Shamsi, Iranian calendar).
He said in this speech in Tehran that he will run...
Voice of Mr. Mohammad Khatami at February 8, 2009, (equivalent to 20 Bahman 1387 Shamsi, Iranian calendar).
He said in this speech in Tehran that he will run for presidency. He is a reformist and promoter of democracy in Iran. He introduced the idea of "Dialogue of Civilization" in UN. He is seen as the most reformist figure and the most democratic candidate in Iran for the June 2009 presidential election, in Iran.
آقای سید محمد خاتمی نامزدی خود را در انتخابات ریاست جمهوری ایران اعلام کرد در تاریخ 20 بهمن 1387
Part 1 out of 2
part1, tribute to Khatami
برای انتخابات 22 خرداد 1388
سخنان خاتمی
سخنرانی، تهران، ایران، اصلاح طلب
wn.com/Part 1, Voice Of Mohammad Khatami When Announcing His Candidacy For Presidency (June 2009 Election)
Voice of Mr. Mohammad Khatami at February 8, 2009, (equivalent to 20 Bahman 1387 Shamsi, Iranian calendar).
He said in this speech in Tehran that he will run for presidency. He is a reformist and promoter of democracy in Iran. He introduced the idea of "Dialogue of Civilization" in UN. He is seen as the most reformist figure and the most democratic candidate in Iran for the June 2009 presidential election, in Iran.
آقای سید محمد خاتمی نامزدی خود را در انتخابات ریاست جمهوری ایران اعلام کرد در تاریخ 20 بهمن 1387
Part 1 out of 2
part1, tribute to Khatami
برای انتخابات 22 خرداد 1388
سخنان خاتمی
سخنرانی، تهران، ایران، اصلاح طلب
- published: 09 Feb 2009
- views: 3325
Mohammad Khatami ! از ستوانی ارتش شاهنشاهی تا آخوندی در ج . اسلامی
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- Updated: 12 Apr 2013
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wn.com/Mohammad Khatami از ستوانی ارتش شاهنشاهی تا آخوندی در ج . اسلامی
Sayed Mohammad Khatami in Kanoon Towhid London 1
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Mohammad Khatami declares his candidacy for presidential election
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 08 Feb 2009
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Tehran, February 8. Former President Mohammad Khatami announced his readiness to run for president in the upcoming elections slated for May in Iran
Tehran, February 8. Former President Mohammad Khatami announced his readiness to run for president in the upcoming elections slated for May in Iran
wn.com/Mohammad Khatami Declares His Candidacy For Presidential Election
Tehran, February 8. Former President Mohammad Khatami announced his readiness to run for president in the upcoming elections slated for May in Iran
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Part 3 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
Part 3 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود -
Part 4 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
Part 4 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود -
Mohammad Khatami Interview talks in Melbourne, Australia. March 2009
Mohammad Khatami Interview in Melbourne, Australia. March 2009. Talking about Obama message to Iran along with many other interesting issues. With Khatami, Vote Mousavi. Visit us on Youtube, facebook, twitter, delicious and flickr (mousavi1388 for all) -
2007.09.01 (Venice) Interview with Ahmad Rafat on Mohammad Khatami "shaking hands with women"
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H.E. Mohammad Khatami on the UN Alliance of Civilizations
Exclusive Interview with UN Alliance of Civilizations High-level Group member H.E. Hojjatoleslam Seyyed Mohammad Khatami, Former President of Iran. -
USA: US REACTION TO IRANIAN PRESIDENT KHATAMI'S INTERVIEW
English/Nat The Clinton Administration has welcomed the positive remarks made by Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in a C-N-N interview broadcast Wednesday. And now, the United States would like Khatami to back up his conciliatory remarks with deeds. In a briefing, U-S State Department spokesman James Rubin said the department welcomed Khatami's interest in a dialogue with the American people. He said the best way to address the issues would be for the two governments to talk directly. U-S State Department Spokesman James Rubin welcomed on the new tone from Iran during Thursday's briefing. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We welcome the continuation of a new tone in Iranian statements. The President Khatami extensive comments with respect to U-S civilisation and values were inte... -
USA: REACTION TO IRANIAN PRESIDENT KHATAMI'S TV INTERVIEW
English/Nat Iranian President Mohammad Khatami's televised denial of terrorism and call for more dialogue with the West on Wednesday was greeted with indifference by ordinary U-S people. The interview has been billed by Khatami's allies as an address to the American people, but if you look at this popular Washington bar, you can see it was anything but well received. Just two blocks from the White House, this is a popular after-work gathering spot for some of Washington's political elite. But even here, as CNN's interview with the Iranian President played on all of the bar's TV sets, few bothered to show any interest. SOUNDBITE: "We're sitting here, they turned up the volume even. We all turned out heads, because were not sure exactly why is he on TV, and what does he have... -
Khatami post-9/11 interview
Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour. -
(English subs) Former president Khatami officially endorses Rouhani
Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami officially endorses Hassan Rouhani as the unity candidate of the reformists and the centrists, and urges all Iranians to participate in the elections. Twitter: @HassanRouhani / https://twitter.com/HassanRouhani Interview/comment requests: media@rouhani.ir -
Part 1- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد First public TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 1 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the fir... -
Part 2- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 2 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first i... -
Part 3- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 3 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first i... -
Part 4- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 4 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first i... -
Part 5- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 5 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first i... -
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Irans Khatami says Holocaust was real Irans former president, Mohammad Khatami, said on Wednesday that he has never been a Holocaust denier, but argued that todays situation in the Palestinian territories was similar to the Holocaust and should also be condemned. In an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporations Lateline television program, Khatami said: The Holocaust was a reality that happened in Europe. And in my opinion, it was a tragedy. He added: And today, any act similar to the Holocaust should be condemned, no matter where, whether it is anti-Semitism happening in Europe, or actions against the downtrodden people of Africa, in Palestine against the Palestinians and anywhere that an act of genocide is happening. Khatamis visit to Australia had been the subj... -
Iran - Al-Sahhaf meets President Khatami
T/I: 10:58:05 The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Mohammad Saeed al-Sahhaf met with Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in Tehran on Wednesday (18/02) to discuss the Iraqi crisis. Iran has sharply condemned threats of a US-led attack on Iraq, saying that such plans were aimed at protecting Israel's interests in the region. SHOWS: TEHRAN, IRAN, 18/2 Al-Sahaf arriving; walking up steps and along corridor; interior reception room; President Khatami; Al-Sahaf arriving and shaking hands; other iraqi officials; c/a photographers; Al-Sahaf and Khatami talking; c/a officials ; c/a photographers; al-Sahaf and Khatami talking; CU official; pullout talks; GV iraqi-iranian meeting; 2.47 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2... -
Amazing interview with Abtahi! (part 1)
Mohammad Ali Abtahi has served first as President Khatami's chief of staff, then his Vice President for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and finally his advisor. He was the first cabinet member in Iran to write a weblog or have an Orkut account during his membership in the cabinet. In this video he speaks about different aspects of culture, politics, religion and technology in Iranian society. -
Reformist candidate M.R Aref count on Hashemi Rafsanjani & Khatami relation with Islamic World
During a TV interview aired on Wednesday 29 May , the reformist candidate Mohamad Reza Aref who was member of Khatami cabinet , count on Hashemi Rafsanjani and Mohamad Khatami connections with Islamic world to improve relation with other countries !
Part 3 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
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- Duration: 9:56
- Updated: 22 Apr 2009
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Part 3 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس ...
Part 3 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
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Part 3 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
- published: 22 Apr 2009
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Part 4 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
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- Duration: 1:49
- Updated: 22 Apr 2009
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Part 4 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس ...
Part 4 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
wn.com/Part 4 Of 4 Mohammad Khatami First Interview After Standing Down
Part 4 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down. Dr Mohammad Khatami talks about standing down and Mir-Hossein Mousavi. سیدمحمد خاتمی: مهندس موسوی اصلاحطلب است / مردم یاری كنند كه
طرحهای «پویشیاری» موج سوم در جامعه ما كارآمدتر و گستردهتر اجرا شود
- published: 22 Apr 2009
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Mohammad Khatami Interview talks in Melbourne, Australia. March 2009
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 28 Mar 2009
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Mohammad Khatami Interview in Melbourne, Australia. March 2009. Talking about Obama message to Iran along with many other interesting issues. With Khatami, Vote...
Mohammad Khatami Interview in Melbourne, Australia. March 2009. Talking about Obama message to Iran along with many other interesting issues. With Khatami, Vote Mousavi. Visit us on Youtube, facebook, twitter, delicious and flickr (mousavi1388 for all)
wn.com/Mohammad Khatami Interview Talks In Melbourne, Australia. March 2009
Mohammad Khatami Interview in Melbourne, Australia. March 2009. Talking about Obama message to Iran along with many other interesting issues. With Khatami, Vote Mousavi. Visit us on Youtube, facebook, twitter, delicious and flickr (mousavi1388 for all)
- published: 28 Mar 2009
- views: 9064
2007.09.01 (Venice) Interview with Ahmad Rafat on Mohammad Khatami "shaking hands with women"
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- Duration: 10:00
- Updated: 09 Mar 2012
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- published: 09 Mar 2012
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H.E. Mohammad Khatami on the UN Alliance of Civilizations
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- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 28 Feb 2007
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Exclusive Interview with UN Alliance of Civilizations High-level Group member H.E. Hojjatoleslam Seyyed Mohammad Khatami, Former President of Iran.
Exclusive Interview with UN Alliance of Civilizations High-level Group member H.E. Hojjatoleslam Seyyed Mohammad Khatami, Former President of Iran.
wn.com/H.E. Mohammad Khatami On The Un Alliance Of Civilizations
Exclusive Interview with UN Alliance of Civilizations High-level Group member H.E. Hojjatoleslam Seyyed Mohammad Khatami, Former President of Iran.
- published: 28 Feb 2007
- views: 4127
USA: US REACTION TO IRANIAN PRESIDENT KHATAMI'S INTERVIEW
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English/Nat
The Clinton Administration has welcomed the positive remarks made by Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in a C-N-N interview broadcast Wednesday....
English/Nat
The Clinton Administration has welcomed the positive remarks made by Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in a C-N-N interview broadcast Wednesday.
And now, the United States would like Khatami to back up his conciliatory remarks with deeds.
In a briefing, U-S State Department spokesman James Rubin said the department welcomed Khatami's interest in a dialogue with the American people.
He said the best way to address the issues would be for the two governments to talk directly.
U-S State Department Spokesman James Rubin welcomed on the new tone from Iran during Thursday's briefing.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We welcome the continuation of a new tone in Iranian statements. The President Khatami extensive comments with respect to U-S civilisation and values were interesting. We appreciated the sphere in which those remarks were offered. We also noted the President's comment that the conduct or relations between nations must be based on mutual respect and dignity, we agree."
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
Rubin took particular note of Khatami's expression of regret over the 1979 taking of American hostages in Tehran.
He also said it was noteworthy that Iranian President rejected terrorism as a foreign policy tool.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We also noted with interest his regret concerning the hostage taking. We welcome his statement that this period in Iranian history is over and that the rule of law should be respected, both domestically and internationally.
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
But Rubin also voiced some criticism - he said Khatami's portrayal of Israel as a racist state is unacceptable.
He also added that some criticisms aimed at the U-S were not thoroughly researched.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Characterising our foreign policy since World War II was mistaken is also unfounded. Similarly the characterisation of the U-S - Israeli relationship was simplistic and wrong. And a continued reference to Israel as a racist terrorist regime is not acceptable."
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
The spokesman also rejected the suggestion by Khatami that the United States was solely responsible for the problems in U-S-Iranian relations.
Rubin said the U-S department welcomed Khatami's interest in a dialogue with the American people.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The government to government dialogue that we have offered yesterday, the day before that, that President Clinton has talked about, one that would be authorized and publicly acknowledged is one that we believe that would be the best way to overcome differences to the extend that the dialogue between people can help minimize mutual concern and begin to overcome differences, fine. But if the differences are to be overcome, it's our view and our experience around the world that a dialogue is the best way to do that."
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
Now, they would like the Iranian President to back up his remarks with deeds.
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wn.com/USA US Reaction To Iranian President Khatami'S Interview
English/Nat
The Clinton Administration has welcomed the positive remarks made by Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in a C-N-N interview broadcast Wednesday.
And now, the United States would like Khatami to back up his conciliatory remarks with deeds.
In a briefing, U-S State Department spokesman James Rubin said the department welcomed Khatami's interest in a dialogue with the American people.
He said the best way to address the issues would be for the two governments to talk directly.
U-S State Department Spokesman James Rubin welcomed on the new tone from Iran during Thursday's briefing.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We welcome the continuation of a new tone in Iranian statements. The President Khatami extensive comments with respect to U-S civilisation and values were interesting. We appreciated the sphere in which those remarks were offered. We also noted the President's comment that the conduct or relations between nations must be based on mutual respect and dignity, we agree."
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
Rubin took particular note of Khatami's expression of regret over the 1979 taking of American hostages in Tehran.
He also said it was noteworthy that Iranian President rejected terrorism as a foreign policy tool.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We also noted with interest his regret concerning the hostage taking. We welcome his statement that this period in Iranian history is over and that the rule of law should be respected, both domestically and internationally.
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
But Rubin also voiced some criticism - he said Khatami's portrayal of Israel as a racist state is unacceptable.
He also added that some criticisms aimed at the U-S were not thoroughly researched.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Characterising our foreign policy since World War II was mistaken is also unfounded. Similarly the characterisation of the U-S - Israeli relationship was simplistic and wrong. And a continued reference to Israel as a racist terrorist regime is not acceptable."
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
The spokesman also rejected the suggestion by Khatami that the United States was solely responsible for the problems in U-S-Iranian relations.
Rubin said the U-S department welcomed Khatami's interest in a dialogue with the American people.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"The government to government dialogue that we have offered yesterday, the day before that, that President Clinton has talked about, one that would be authorized and publicly acknowledged is one that we believe that would be the best way to overcome differences to the extend that the dialogue between people can help minimize mutual concern and begin to overcome differences, fine. But if the differences are to be overcome, it's our view and our experience around the world that a dialogue is the best way to do that."
SUPER CAPTION: James Rubin, State Department Spokesman
Now, they would like the Iranian President to back up his remarks with deeds.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 54
USA: REACTION TO IRANIAN PRESIDENT KHATAMI'S TV INTERVIEW
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- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 18
English/Nat
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami's televised denial of terrorism and call for more dialogue with the West on Wednesday was greeted with indiffe...
English/Nat
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami's televised denial of terrorism and call for more dialogue with the West on Wednesday was greeted with indifference by ordinary U-S people.
The interview has been billed by Khatami's allies as an address to the American people, but if you look at this popular Washington bar, you can see it was anything but well received.
Just two blocks from the White House, this is a popular after-work gathering spot for some of Washington's political elite.
But even here, as CNN's interview with the Iranian President played on all of the bar's TV sets, few bothered to show any interest.
SOUNDBITE:
"We're sitting here, they turned up the volume even. We all turned out heads, because were not sure exactly why is he on TV, and what does he have to say to us? I don't think he has anything to say to us right now."
SUPER CAPTION: Jeff Eshelman, Washington Press Secretary
And that sentiment was echoed throughout the bar, revealing little interest in increased dialogue with Iran.
SOUNDBITE:
"What could he possibly say that would interest me, unless you know it's they're gonna make things better. I doubt that."
SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP
Others, though, thought the Iranian leader should be heard, and expressed frustration at American apathy towards the subject.
SOUNDBITE:
"The impact of something you know outrageous like O-J Simpson, or whatever, we're all glued to the set. But when it comes to world news, no one wants to listen to it, no one wants to deal with it."
SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP
Although official reaction won't come until Thursday, Khatami has already been criticized by some political figures for his attacks on U-S policy in the Middle East and on his feelings toward Israel.
Others say his push for an open dialogue with Americans is a good start.
SOUNDBITE:
"He is trying to use modern communications in a way that former Iranian leaders have not. Maybe that's good; he obviously was well prepared for the speech, and he was pitching to various constituencies, and that was interesting. I don't think that's ever happened before. But are the American people ready to change our Iran policy? I don't think so, not yet. I think the administration is right when it says let's watch his deeds, not just his words."
SUPER CAPTION: Representative Jane Harman, National Security Committee (Democrat, California)
Responding to Khatami's remarks, State Department Spokesman James Rubin told the Associated Press that talks are the best way for Washington and Tehran to rebuild their relationship.
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wn.com/USA Reaction To Iranian President Khatami'S Tv Interview
English/Nat
Iranian President Mohammad Khatami's televised denial of terrorism and call for more dialogue with the West on Wednesday was greeted with indifference by ordinary U-S people.
The interview has been billed by Khatami's allies as an address to the American people, but if you look at this popular Washington bar, you can see it was anything but well received.
Just two blocks from the White House, this is a popular after-work gathering spot for some of Washington's political elite.
But even here, as CNN's interview with the Iranian President played on all of the bar's TV sets, few bothered to show any interest.
SOUNDBITE:
"We're sitting here, they turned up the volume even. We all turned out heads, because were not sure exactly why is he on TV, and what does he have to say to us? I don't think he has anything to say to us right now."
SUPER CAPTION: Jeff Eshelman, Washington Press Secretary
And that sentiment was echoed throughout the bar, revealing little interest in increased dialogue with Iran.
SOUNDBITE:
"What could he possibly say that would interest me, unless you know it's they're gonna make things better. I doubt that."
SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP
Others, though, thought the Iranian leader should be heard, and expressed frustration at American apathy towards the subject.
SOUNDBITE:
"The impact of something you know outrageous like O-J Simpson, or whatever, we're all glued to the set. But when it comes to world news, no one wants to listen to it, no one wants to deal with it."
SUPER CAPTION: VOX POP
Although official reaction won't come until Thursday, Khatami has already been criticized by some political figures for his attacks on U-S policy in the Middle East and on his feelings toward Israel.
Others say his push for an open dialogue with Americans is a good start.
SOUNDBITE:
"He is trying to use modern communications in a way that former Iranian leaders have not. Maybe that's good; he obviously was well prepared for the speech, and he was pitching to various constituencies, and that was interesting. I don't think that's ever happened before. But are the American people ready to change our Iran policy? I don't think so, not yet. I think the administration is right when it says let's watch his deeds, not just his words."
SUPER CAPTION: Representative Jane Harman, National Security Committee (Democrat, California)
Responding to Khatami's remarks, State Department Spokesman James Rubin told the Associated Press that talks are the best way for Washington and Tehran to rebuild their relationship.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 18
Khatami post-9/11 interview
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- Duration: 9:41
- Updated: 25 Aug 2009
- views: 236
Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour.
Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour.
wn.com/Khatami Post 9 11 Interview
Two months after the 9/11 attacks, Iran's then-President Mohammed Khatami sits down with Christiane Amanpour.
- published: 25 Aug 2009
- views: 236
(English subs) Former president Khatami officially endorses Rouhani
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 2938
Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami officially endorses Hassan Rouhani as the unity candidate of the reformists and the centrists, and urges all Iranians ...
Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami officially endorses Hassan Rouhani as the unity candidate of the reformists and the centrists, and urges all Iranians to participate in the elections.
Twitter: @HassanRouhani / https://twitter.com/HassanRouhani
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wn.com/(English Subs) Former President Khatami Officially Endorses Rouhani
Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami officially endorses Hassan Rouhani as the unity candidate of the reformists and the centrists, and urges all Iranians to participate in the elections.
Twitter: @HassanRouhani / https://twitter.com/HassanRouhani
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- published: 11 Jun 2013
- views: 2938
Part 1- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:11
- Updated: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 13547
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از...
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First public TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech.
This is part 1 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
wn.com/Part 1 First Tv Interview With Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First public TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech.
This is part 1 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
- published: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 13547
Part 2- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:13
- Updated: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 4053
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از...
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 2 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel. تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
wn.com/Part 2 First Tv Interview With Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 2 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel. تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
- published: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 4053
Part 3- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:06
- Updated: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 4465
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از...
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 3 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
wn.com/Part 3 First Tv Interview With Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 3 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
- published: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 4465
Part 4- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:12
- Updated: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 2618
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از...
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 4 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
wn.com/Part 4 First Tv Interview With Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 4 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
- published: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 2618
Part 5- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
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- Duration: 10:15
- Updated: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 2179
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از...
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 5 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
wn.com/Part 5 First Tv Interview With Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان که در برنامه انتخاب ایرانی، و در روز سه شنبه دوازدهم خردادماه 1388 از شبکه 4 تلویزیون ایران پخش شد
First TV interview with Mr. Mir Housein Mousavi, the presidential candidate in Iran's 10th presidential campaign, broadcast on Tuesday, June 2, 2009, on IRIB TV channel 4. The format of the interview was to answer questions raised by a group of experts. Mr. Mousavi was strongly supported by Mr. Mohammad Khatami, and by other reformists in Iran. The movie is in Farsi language. He hopes to replace Mr. Ahmadinejad, and improve the Iran's image in the world, improve the Iranian economy, and provide more freedom of speech. This is part 5 (out of 6 parts, making a total of 60 minutes movie) of the first interview that Iranians living inside Iran could watch on a public TV channel.
تخصصی - سید میرحسین موسوی - رئیس جمهور - تبلیغات عمومی - تهران - ایران - موج سبز - اصلاح - فیلم - اصلاحات - کارشناس - میرحسین - خاتمی
- published: 02 Jun 2009
- views: 2179
Today's Top Stories (March 27, 2009)
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- Duration: 2:48
- Updated: 27 Mar 2009
- views: 2138
Irans Khatami says Holocaust was real
Irans former president, Mohammad Khatami, said on Wednesday that he has never been a Holocaust denier, but argued that...
Irans Khatami says Holocaust was real
Irans former president, Mohammad Khatami, said on Wednesday that he has never been a Holocaust denier, but argued that todays situation in the Palestinian territories was similar to the Holocaust and should also be condemned.
In an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporations Lateline television program, Khatami said: The Holocaust was a reality that happened in Europe. And in my opinion, it was a tragedy.
He added: And today, any act similar to the Holocaust should be condemned, no matter where, whether it is anti-Semitism happening in Europe, or actions against the downtrodden people of Africa, in Palestine against the Palestinians and anywhere that an act of genocide is happening.
Khatamis visit to Australia had been the subject of controversy, as the Jewish community described him as a Holocaust denier, a sponsor of terrorism, and the former leader of a country that has called for Israels destruction.
Iran says no talks with US at Moscow meeting on Afghanistan
Iran said on Friday that it has no plans to hold talks with the United States, at a regional meeting today in Moscow, aimed at bringing stability to Afghanistan.
The meeting, held by the Shanghai Cooperation Organization [SCO], which groups China, Russia and Central Asian states, comes days before a broader United Nations-led international conference on Afghanistan, on 31 March in The Hague.
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Mehdi Abkhundzadeh said: We are only here to discuss Afghanistans problems.
The US State Department also said last week that there were no plans for American diplomats to meet the Iranian delegation in Moscow.
Meanwhile, a US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told AFP today that Afghanistan can be a very productive area for engagement between Washington and Tehran.
Top cleric says U.S. should change behaviour, show goodwill towards Iran
Leading the first Friday prayers of the New Year in Tehran today, Akbar Hashemi-Rafsanjani, head of the Expediency Council, praised and endorsed the response of Irans leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to US President Barak Obamas recent overtures to Iran, and said that the US should show its offerings of change through action rather than rhetoric.
At the start of the New Year, the American president sent a video message to the Iranian people and officials in which he said he was willing to talk to Iran. But some of his expressions were more telling than the message itself, Hashemi-Rafsanjani said.
He emphasized that America should show goodwill towards Iran by changing its behaviour.
For forty, fifty years America has been cruel in its behaviour towards the Iranian people. It should revise this behaviour, Hashemi-Rafsanjani said, adding that as an example of a show of goodwill, the U.S. could at least unfreeze Irans assets which they are holding unjustly.
Elsewhere in his second sermon, he referred to Khameneis remarks about the forthcoming June presidential election and said that the leader had put an end to rumours that he was supporting one candidate or another.
The fact that the supreme leader said explicitly that he does not support any candidates, he put an end to many rumours in this connection and so, there is no need at all to be concerned in this regard.
He concluded by urging the officials and the people to stage an enthusiastic election through massive participation.
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Irans Khatami says Holocaust was real
Irans former president, Mohammad Khatami, said on Wednesday that he has never been a Holocaust denier, but argued that todays situation in the Palestinian territories was similar to the Holocaust and should also be condemned.
In an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporations Lateline television program, Khatami said: The Holocaust was a reality that happened in Europe. And in my opinion, it was a tragedy.
He added: And today, any act similar to the Holocaust should be condemned, no matter where, whether it is anti-Semitism happening in Europe, or actions against the downtrodden people of Africa, in Palestine against the Palestinians and anywhere that an act of genocide is happening.
Khatamis visit to Australia had been the subject of controversy, as the Jewish community described him as a Holocaust denier, a sponsor of terrorism, and the former leader of a country that has called for Israels destruction.
Iran says no talks with US at Moscow meeting on Afghanistan
Iran said on Friday that it has no plans to hold talks with the United States, at a regional meeting today in Moscow, aimed at bringing stability to Afghanistan.
The meeting, held by the Shanghai Cooperation Organization [SCO], which groups China, Russia and Central Asian states, comes days before a broader United Nations-led international conference on Afghanistan, on 31 March in The Hague.
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Mehdi Abkhundzadeh said: We are only here to discuss Afghanistans problems.
The US State Department also said last week that there were no plans for American diplomats to meet the Iranian delegation in Moscow.
Meanwhile, a US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told AFP today that Afghanistan can be a very productive area for engagement between Washington and Tehran.
Top cleric says U.S. should change behaviour, show goodwill towards Iran
Leading the first Friday prayers of the New Year in Tehran today, Akbar Hashemi-Rafsanjani, head of the Expediency Council, praised and endorsed the response of Irans leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to US President Barak Obamas recent overtures to Iran, and said that the US should show its offerings of change through action rather than rhetoric.
At the start of the New Year, the American president sent a video message to the Iranian people and officials in which he said he was willing to talk to Iran. But some of his expressions were more telling than the message itself, Hashemi-Rafsanjani said.
He emphasized that America should show goodwill towards Iran by changing its behaviour.
For forty, fifty years America has been cruel in its behaviour towards the Iranian people. It should revise this behaviour, Hashemi-Rafsanjani said, adding that as an example of a show of goodwill, the U.S. could at least unfreeze Irans assets which they are holding unjustly.
Elsewhere in his second sermon, he referred to Khameneis remarks about the forthcoming June presidential election and said that the leader had put an end to rumours that he was supporting one candidate or another.
The fact that the supreme leader said explicitly that he does not support any candidates, he put an end to many rumours in this connection and so, there is no need at all to be concerned in this regard.
He concluded by urging the officials and the people to stage an enthusiastic election through massive participation.
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Iran - Al-Sahhaf meets President Khatami
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The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Mohammad Saeed al-Sahhaf met with Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in Tehran on Wednesday (18/02) to discuss ...
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The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Mohammad Saeed al-Sahhaf met with Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in Tehran on Wednesday (18/02) to discuss the Iraqi crisis. Iran has sharply condemned threats of a US-led attack on Iraq, saying that such plans were aimed at protecting Israel's interests in the region.
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The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Mohammad Saeed al-Sahhaf met with Iranian President Mohammad Khatami in Tehran on Wednesday (18/02) to discuss the Iraqi crisis. Iran has sharply condemned threats of a US-led attack on Iraq, saying that such plans were aimed at protecting Israel's interests in the region.
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Al-Sahaf arriving;
walking up steps and along corridor;
interior reception room;
President Khatami;
Al-Sahaf arriving and shaking hands;
other iraqi officials;
c/a photographers;
Al-Sahaf and Khatami talking;
c/a officials ;
c/a photographers;
al-Sahaf and Khatami talking;
CU official;
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GV iraqi-iranian meeting;
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Amazing interview with Abtahi! (part 1)
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Mohammad Ali Abtahi has served first as President Khatami's chief of staff, then his Vice President for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and finally his advisor....
Mohammad Ali Abtahi has served first as President Khatami's chief of staff, then his Vice President for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and finally his advisor. He was the first cabinet member in Iran to write a weblog or have an Orkut account during his membership in the cabinet. In this video he speaks about different aspects of culture, politics, religion and technology in Iranian society.
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Mohammad Ali Abtahi has served first as President Khatami's chief of staff, then his Vice President for Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and finally his advisor. He was the first cabinet member in Iran to write a weblog or have an Orkut account during his membership in the cabinet. In this video he speaks about different aspects of culture, politics, religion and technology in Iranian society.
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Reformist candidate M.R Aref count on Hashemi Rafsanjani & Khatami relation with Islamic World
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During a TV interview aired on Wednesday 29 May , the reformist candidate Mohamad Reza Aref who was member of Khatami cabinet , count on Hashemi Rafsanjani a...
During a TV interview aired on Wednesday 29 May , the reformist candidate Mohamad Reza Aref who was member of Khatami cabinet , count on Hashemi Rafsanjani and Mohamad Khatami connections with Islamic world to improve relation with other countries !
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During a TV interview aired on Wednesday 29 May , the reformist candidate Mohamad Reza Aref who was member of Khatami cabinet , count on Hashemi Rafsanjani and Mohamad Khatami connections with Islamic world to improve relation with other countries !
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Mohammad Khatami - Homosexuality
پرسش دانشجو از خاتمی : من متعجبم چرا حکومت ایران همجنس گرایان را اعدام می کند و شما فکر می...
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CNN August 24: Khatami post-9/11 interview
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Iranian President Mohammad Khatami on unofficial visit
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IRAN: MODERATE MOHAMMAD KHATAMI WINS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
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Mohammad Khatami says that Iran dont want a non religous democracy
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Mohammad Khatami autograph, President of Iran autograph, Signature of Mohammad Khatami
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Part 1 of 4 - Mohammad Khatami first interview after standing down
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อุละมะฮฺชีอะ mohammad khatami แอบแต๊ะอั๋ง.mp4
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H. E. Hujjat-ul-Islam Seyed Mohammad Khatami speech at India Today Conclave 2007 - part 2
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Riz Khan - Mohammad Khatami - 20 Apr 09 - Part 1
Riz Khan speaks with Mohammad Khatami about his country's relations with the West, nationa...
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H.E. Dr Seyed Mohammad Khatami: 'Dialogue, Justice and Peace'. Public lecture at ANU. Part 1.
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Iranian president Khatami arrives condemns war in Iraq
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Mohammad Khatami Interview talks in Melbourne, Australia. March 2009
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2007.09.01 (Venice) Interview with Ahmad Rafat on Mohammad Khatami "shaking hands with women"
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H.E. Mohammad Khatami on the UN Alliance of Civilizations
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USA: US REACTION TO IRANIAN PRESIDENT KHATAMI'S INTERVIEW
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Khatami post-9/11 interview
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(English subs) Former president Khatami officially endorses Rouhani
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Part 1- First TV interview with Mir Hossein Mousavi
اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان...
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اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان...
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اولین مصاحبه تلویزیونی آقای میر حسین موسوی، نامزد ریاست جمهوری، با عنوان پاسخ به کارشناسان...
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North Korea ship impounded in Philippines as part of fresh sanctions
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(CNN)While North Korea keeps firing literal and figurative salvos, the world has responded with harsher sanctions -- ones that the Philippines has put into effect by detaining a ship from the reclusive East Asian nation ... This wouldn't have happened if not for Pyongyang's recent nuclear test and missile launch, and the global community's reaction to these defiant acts. The 15-member U.N ... Read More ... JUST WATCHED ... Replay. More Videos ... ....
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Saudi calls on Syria’s Assad to step down before transitional government
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Saudi Arabia says Syrian President Bashar al-Assad must step down from power at the beginning of a political transition in the war-ravaged country, not at the end. “For us it is very clear it's at the beginning of the process, not at the end of the process ... He added there would be no future for Assad in Syria, claiming that most of the world governments hold such a stance ... ....
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Karachi Citizens Must Exercise Restraint And Avoid Confrontation On Mustafa Kamal's Press Conference
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Overseas Pakistanis Forum Release. Montreal - Ali Abbas Hasanie, Secretary of Overseas Pakistanis Forum in Canada, has appealed to the citizens of Karachi to exercise wisdom and prudence and show restraint to avoid confrontation on Mustafa Kamal's Press conference against the leadership of MQM ... ....
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Cruz projected winner in Kansas
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US Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz gained momentum on Saturday, projected as the winner of the nominating contest in Kansas and the winner of a "straw poll" of conservative activists. Cruz, currently in second place in a Republican field that has been winnowed to just four, is seeking to dent the lead of brash New York billionaire Donald Trump ... Both CNN and MSNBC projected Cruz as the winner in Kansas ... Reuters. ....
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The family of a missing former FBI agent is furious he wasn't part of the Iran prisoner swap
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Retired FBI agent Ellen Glasser harshly criticized the Obama administration for not demanding that Iran release Levinson or, at least, turn over information about his whereabouts. The FBI says it still investigates every lead and remains committed to finding Levinson ... U.S. Rep. Ted Deutch, D-Florida, told the crowd they should send messages to Iranian President Mohammad Khatami, who is active on Twitter ... More from Associated Press. ... ....
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The family and colleagues of a former FBI agent who disappeared in Iran nine years ago while on a CIA mission expressed anger and disappointment at a rally Saturday that he wasn't part of a January prisoner exchange with Tehran ... Unlike Anderson, Levinson's whereabouts and captors remain a mystery ... It has denied that ... Ted Deutch told the crowd they should send messages to Iranian President Mohammad Khatami, who is active on Twitter....
Reformists, Celebrities and Social Media
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Famous actress Baran Kosari published a Dubsmash video with the voice of former President Mohammad Khatami ... Kosari used a line from Khatami's video in which he asks the voters to vote for the "List of Hope," an ideal candidate list compiled by reformists and moderates for the elections ... Khatami had to publish his List of Hope video message on social media....
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"The election results were surely a big victory for moderate forces and a terrifying failure for hard-liners," Saeed Laylaz, an economist who advised former reformist President Mohammad Khatami, told the Financial Times ... But it doesn't mean that Iran is seeing a reemergence of the reformist movement that rose to prominence with the 1997 election of Mohammad Khatami as president. ....
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The ‘reformist’ president Mohammad Khatami (1997-2005) ended ignominously with the presidency in hopeless stalemate despite commanding majority support in the Majlis. Khatami’s reform blueprint could not take ... Khatami lost the power struggle ... Khamenei openly praised Rouhani and Foreign Minister Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif for doing a splendid job....
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A clothing manufacturer with gray stubble, Mr. Sadeghi voted in the Feb ... Recommended ... He adds ... HOW KHATAMI WENT TOO FAST. For Iranians who want sweeping change, the definitive experience was the reformist presidency of Mohammad Khatami, from 1997 to 2005 ... Violent attacks on student and reformist meetings and newspaper offices halted Khatami’s agenda and paved the way for Khatami’s successor, the ultra-conservative Mahmoud Ahmadinejad....
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Sotoudeh said human rights violations remain a big concern for Iranian society but added it was important people managed their expectations, to avoid disappointment as with the failure of the reformist mandate of former president Mohammad Khatami ... Former president Mohammad Khatami, the leader of the reformist movement, is not under house arrest but is facing restrictions on his movement and activities....
A Storied Career (Canisius College)
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(Source. Canisius College). A Storied Career. BUFFALO, NY - Elaine Sciolino '70, HON '92 knows a thing or two about France. It's been her adopted country since 2002, when The New York Times named its veteran correspondent Paris bureau chief ... The most recent, The Only Street in Paris ... Over the next two decades, Sciolino reported on the Iranian hostage crisis, the Iran-Iraq war and the rise of Iranian President Mohammad Khatami ... (noodl....
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“Can you blame them?” he asked ... Related ... He argues that they raised their fingers to hardliners by voting for Hassan Rouhani, the moderate cleric, three years ago and once again throwing their weight behind the candidates favoured by Mohammad Khatami, who faces a great deal of restrictions on his movement and activities. Iranian media are banned from mentioning Khatami’s name or publishing his photograph. Related ... Majd continues ... ....
Elections gains unlikely to shift Iran power balance fast
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The last time reformers won the upper hand in parliament under President Mohammad Khatami in 2000, the Guardian Council vetoed several laws it passed as contrary to Islamic principles ... His main rival, Mohammad Reza Aref, a former vice-president under Khatami and the reformists' leading candidate for the Majlis, came first in Tehran....
Iran elections: reformists and moderates to take country on new path
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"Rouhani will face a friendly parliament," said Ali Reza Khamesian, the campaign manager for top reformist vote getter Mohammad Reza Aref ... Ayatollah Mohammad Yazdi, the current head of the assembly, and Mohammad Taqi Mesbah Yazdi, considered the spiritual leader of hardliners ... Reformists last rose to power in 1997 with the election of president Mohammad Khatami and secured a majority in parliament three years later ... AP ... ....
Iranian hard-liners losers in parliament, clerical body
Edit Rocky Mount Telegram 01 Mar 2016
“Rouhani will face a friendly parliament,” said Ali Reza Khamesian, the campaign manager for top reformist vote getter Mohammad Reza Aref ... U.S ... Ayatollah Mohammad Yazdi, the current head of the assembly, and Mohammad Taqi Mesbah Yazdi, considered the spiritual leader of hard-liners ... Reformists last rose to power in 1997 with the election of President Mohammad Khatami and secured a majority in parliament three years later ... ....
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