Davos Annual Meeting 2007 - Voices from Iran

http://www.weforum.org 27.01.2007
Voices from Iran
Beyond the headlines and stereotypes, Iran must be understood through a deeper appreciation of its rich heritage and complex internal dynamics. A conversation with Iranians from a broad spectrum of society as they discuss their aspirations, their country and how they view the world at large.
Mohammad Hossein Adeli, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Economic Trends, Centre for Economic and International Studies, Islamic Republic of Iran
Bahare Arvin, Researcher, Social Studies, Islamic Republic of Iran
Shahryar Eivazzadeh Kaljahi, Chief Executive Officer, Genesis Sky, Islamic Republic of Iran
Mohammadreza Jalaeipour, Researcher, Political Science, Oxford University, United Kingdom
Vali Nasr, Adjunct Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies, Council on Foreign Relations, USA
Moderated by
David Ignatius, Associate Editor and Columnist, The Washington Post, USA

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[ajisuperman]

the iranian goverment might be currupt. but the iranian people are good. almost all iranians like america.

[sheshe670]

you are crazy iranians are very good people and they will bring peace into middle east like what they did 2500 years ago .

[kamyarghofrani]

In Iran, you definitely have freedom of speech, as long as your speech does not matter!

[hartoor]

but I feel embarrassed whenever i hear any Iranian from my country speaks English.

[hosseinthc]

Viva the Democratic Revolution in Iran

Viva Maryam Rajavi

[1989Alcira]

bahais with all minorities in iran r second class citizens because iran is cultic country

[1989Alcira]

as a western student in eastern cultures i wonder if the pre safavides kingdom of fars was much better culturaly & educationaly according to the all international universities around the world so y the iranian shia ppl they prefer.. the safavides bloody era ??

[1989Alcira]

as a western student in eastern cultures i wonder if the pre safavides kingdom of fars was much better culturaly & educationaly according to the all international universities around the world so y the iranian shia ppl they prefer.. the safavides bloody era ??

[maxmoe2006]

I love who ever you are. do you have an email :)

[lebdutch]

Down with islamic republic and jail to the theaves called mollahs, death to Khamenei and time for freedom and democracy

[anipussirhc]

I love Iran. I was raised there. Dad had a job in the oil patch. That place,and the people where not matched buy any other culture in the world, and I've been eveywhere.

[bigsoundz]

There are millions of modern-day Anne Franks. They are called Palestinians.