IRAN: GUILDS NEED GOVT. SUPPORT - OFFICIAL.

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According to "Tehran Times", Iranian guilds will keep track with development if they receive good support and supervision from the government, said an industrialist. Hamid Ebtehaj pointed to the mushrooming population growth...

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