Persian Press Review
Tehran Times Political Desk
Tehran Times Political Desk
This column features excerpts from the editorials, commentaries, interviews, and news articles of the leading Iranian newspapers.
Thursday’s headlines
KHORASAN: Hosni Mubarak is detained
JAME JAM: About 130 billion dollars to be allocated for job creation, president announces
TEHRAN-E EMROOZ: Red alarm in Iran’s sky (as the dust storm from Iraq sweeps large parts of Iran)
GODS: Smallest mistake by Saudis will be their last mistake, Majlis MPs warn in response to anti-Iran remarks by Saudi officials
TAFAHOM: Cash subsidy to be paid monthly
HEMAYAT: Judiciary chief insists on dealing with criminals and smugglers
JAVAN: Clinton says don’t let Iran’s revolution be repeated in Mideast
KAYHAN: Expel Shias, U.S. suggests in its newest order to Al-Khalifa (Bahrain’s ruling family)
IRAN: Issuing new gas bills for protesting subscribers
Leading articles
In an interview with the TEHRAN-E EMROOZ newspaper Hossein Raghfar, an economist, says the brain drain or the immigration of experts is common in countries with low human development indexes. In the interview headlined “Exporting jobs to the United Arab Emirates and Turkey”, Raghfar stated that in the past “physical resources” such as land, mine, and gold were considered as the main capitals, but today it has changed and the more developed a country is, the more priority it gives to human capital or professional workforce. He added the UN every year publishes the human development indexes in countries and measures countries’ progress based on that index, and in the UN human development report in 2010, Iran was ranked the 70th while the year before Iran stood 88th. He added unfortunately many university graduates who can greatly contribute to the national development leave the country as they feel they cannot realize their talent. Raghfar says after migration these experts establish successful business companies in the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Canada, and Europe and thereby create jobs and contribute to economic development.
In an interview with JAME JAM newspaper, Javad Karimi Qoddosi of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee stated that the Iraqi government’s decision to set a deadline for the members of the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) to leave the country was in fact the Iraqi nation’s decision. He said that the current independent Iraqi government was elected by the people, so the most important mission of the government is to protect national sovereignty. Qoddosi added that the existence of Camp Ashraf in Iraq violates the country’s national sovereignty, and the Iraqi people expect their government to end the presence of the MKO members in the country. The MP also said that although the Baghdad government has set a deadline for the MKO members to find another place to reside, it should be noted that these persons must be handed over to Iran due to the crimes they have committed against the Iranian people. He also predicted that these terrorists will seek refuge in certain European countries, including France since one of their camps is situated near Paris and European countries are the greatest supporters of terrorism. Qoddosi added that the Islamic Republic of Iran has repeatedly called on the Western countries to drop their double-standard approach toward terrorism and withdraw their support for terrorists.
KHORASAN: Hosni Mubarak is detained
JAME JAM: About 130 billion dollars to be allocated for job creation, president announces
TEHRAN-E EMROOZ: Red alarm in Iran’s sky (as the dust storm from Iraq sweeps large parts of Iran)
GODS: Smallest mistake by Saudis will be their last mistake, Majlis MPs warn in response to anti-Iran remarks by Saudi officials
TAFAHOM: Cash subsidy to be paid monthly
HEMAYAT: Judiciary chief insists on dealing with criminals and smugglers
JAVAN: Clinton says don’t let Iran’s revolution be repeated in Mideast
KAYHAN: Expel Shias, U.S. suggests in its newest order to Al-Khalifa (Bahrain’s ruling family)
IRAN: Issuing new gas bills for protesting subscribers
Leading articles
In an interview with the TEHRAN-E EMROOZ newspaper Hossein Raghfar, an economist, says the brain drain or the immigration of experts is common in countries with low human development indexes. In the interview headlined “Exporting jobs to the United Arab Emirates and Turkey”, Raghfar stated that in the past “physical resources” such as land, mine, and gold were considered as the main capitals, but today it has changed and the more developed a country is, the more priority it gives to human capital or professional workforce. He added the UN every year publishes the human development indexes in countries and measures countries’ progress based on that index, and in the UN human development report in 2010, Iran was ranked the 70th while the year before Iran stood 88th. He added unfortunately many university graduates who can greatly contribute to the national development leave the country as they feel they cannot realize their talent. Raghfar says after migration these experts establish successful business companies in the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, Canada, and Europe and thereby create jobs and contribute to economic development.
In an interview with JAME JAM newspaper, Javad Karimi Qoddosi of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee stated that the Iraqi government’s decision to set a deadline for the members of the terrorist Mojahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) to leave the country was in fact the Iraqi nation’s decision. He said that the current independent Iraqi government was elected by the people, so the most important mission of the government is to protect national sovereignty. Qoddosi added that the existence of Camp Ashraf in Iraq violates the country’s national sovereignty, and the Iraqi people expect their government to end the presence of the MKO members in the country. The MP also said that although the Baghdad government has set a deadline for the MKO members to find another place to reside, it should be noted that these persons must be handed over to Iran due to the crimes they have committed against the Iranian people. He also predicted that these terrorists will seek refuge in certain European countries, including France since one of their camps is situated near Paris and European countries are the greatest supporters of terrorism. Qoddosi added that the Islamic Republic of Iran has repeatedly called on the Western countries to drop their double-standard approach toward terrorism and withdraw their support for terrorists.
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