A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

IFP has taken a look at the front pages of newspapers on Sunday and picked headlines from 21 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.

 

ARMAN-e EMROUZ:

1- Sanctions become history

Sanctions imposed on Iran over its nuclear program are lifted following confirmation of Tehran’s commitment to​ Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

2- Hardline reformist: No miracle expected by sanctions relief

Sadeq Zibakalam, an outspoken Iranian intellectual and political commentator, has posted an article on the daily saying that the sanctions relief will not do miracles in Iran’s economy.

3- Who made it to the ballots?

A report on the list of qualified Assembly of Experts candidates.

42% of applicants qualified

4- Firms line up to sell planes to Iran

Obama allows sale of aircraft to Iran as nuclear deal nears implementation stage

5- Burden of pollution shirked [by state organizations in Iran]

A report on the organizational responsibilities for curbing the choking air pollution of Iran’s mega cities.

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17


 

ABRAR:

1- Zarif, Mogherini meet in Geneva

2- Guardian Council spokesman resigns

3- Second UNSC meeting on seized Syrian regions

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 

 


 

ABRAR EQTESADI:

1- Admin’s plan to run Iran out of recession

2- Wall Street Journal: Reshaped Iran to enter world oil market

3- Forex rate spikes after sanctions removal

4- Shell, Total in talks with Iran

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

 

AFKAR:

1- Budget bill submitted to parliament

2- Argentinean-made medicines sold as locally produced drugs

3- World music managers heading to Iran

4- Soaring disputes over hotel room prices

 

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 EBTEKAR:

1- Sanctions gone too

2- Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani congratulates leader, nation on the nuclear victory

3- Iran releases four dual-national inmates in prisoner swap with the US

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

ETEMAD:

1- Morning without sanctions

2- Markets on the last days of sanctions

A report on Iran’s market on the last day of the country under sanctions

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 

 


 

ETTELA’AT:

1- Majlis Speaker: Sanctions relief favorable opportunity for Iran development

2- Iran, France agreement on buying 114 civilian aircraft from Airbus

Iran will buy 114 passenger planes from Airbus Group SE after the removal of sanctions, Minister of Roads and Urban Development Abbas Akhoundi told state media on Saturday.

3- Moscow: Russian forces released 217 Syrian regions from terrorists’ occupation

4- US releases 7 Iranian detainees

5- Avian industry development needs national resolve

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

EMTIAZ:

1- Children rise in honor of veteran musician

Ostad Homayoun Khorram was an Iranian musician, composer, violinist, and a member of the high council of Iran’s house of music. He died in 2013 but was revered in a ceremony in Tehran on Saturday.

2- Iran capital sinking 36cm annually: Power Minister

Plans must be adopted to prevent the megacity’s sinking. This may affect railroad network and the subway system.

3- Police: Online trickster captured

 

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HEMEYAT:

1- JCPOA test for P5+1

2- Excitements in forex, stock markets

3- $30m US budget for infiltrating into Iran

4- Cleric criticizes illegal ownership of river banks

Head of Iran’s Court of Administrative Justice criticized illegal ownership of lands in river banks across the country.

 

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IRAN:

Sanctions’ dissolution

After 13 years, Iran turns nuclear crisis to diplomatic victory.

President Rouhani thanks nation for nuclear victory

 

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JAMEJAM:

1- Iran fulfills nuclear commitments; JCPOA on implementation stage

JCPOA ball in West’s court

2- Iran market reacts to JCPOA implementation

3- Warm winter hangouts in Tehran

4- Man uses Facebook to get even with wife

5- Beneath GEM [satellite channel]

 

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

JAVAN:

1- Most competitive elections ever

A report on the campaigns by hopefuls of the Assembly of Experts and Parliament elections due next month in Iran.

2- Iran road map one day after JCPOA implementation

3- Iran, US swap prisoners

 

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JOMHOURI ESLAMI:

1- Senior state officials endorse JCPOA implementation

2- No one honors Iran’s avian industry: Minister of Roads

3- Landmark political, economic deals by sanctions removal

4- 6 Saudi, 1 UAE officers wasted in clashes with Yemeni forces

5- Petchem feedstock pricing details released

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

KEYHAN:

1- Canadian analyst: Iran world’s only real Islamic state

2- MAPNA Chief: Admin ensures ROI to foreign investors only

Managing director of Iran Power Plant Projects Management Company (MAPNA) said the Iranian administration’s only guarantee for foreign financiers in the country is the return on their investments.

3- Global Research: US dropped 23,000 bombs, missiles on world people in 2015

4- Parliament focused on increasing FTZs

A report by Keyhan on a disastrous bill.

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

KHORASAN:

1- Surprising resignation of Guardian Council Spokesma

2- JCPOA Implementation in injury time

Intense talks between Zarif, Kerry, Mogherini, Amano in Vienna

3- Free safes for visitors of Imam Reza holy shrine

AstanQodsRazavi offers free safekeeping services to the visitors of Imam Reza (8th Shia Imam)’s holy shrine in the norther eastern city of Mashad.

4- Iran markets’ smile to JCPOA

5-Admin receives 41 proposals for developing city of Mashad

6- Editorial: Is sanctions relief enough?

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

RAHE MARDOM:

1- Warning: Tsunami of drug overuse, excessive prescriptions

2- Oil priced below $30/b

 

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RESALAT:

1- No economic miracle under way: economists

2- Rise of Islamic civilization has started: expert

3- Zarif: Iran monitors P5+1’s honoring of JCPOA

4- White House: Iran sanctions option still on the table

5- MP: Increasing FTZs act of treason to nation

6- Over 139 retaliatory operations against US: Iran Cmdr

IRGC Navy Commander Brigadier General Ali Fadavi said Iran has carried out more than 139 retaliatory operations against the US.

7- West’s 12 years of calling off Iran enrichment fruitless: Majlis Speaker

 

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ROUZAN:

1- Sanctions removal new beginning for Iranian nation: Majlis Speaker

2- Reformist generals failed to make way to elections: MP

3- Fall in Fedowsi (Iran market for gold and foreign exchange); rise in Hafiz (a street in Tehran where the stock market is located)

4- Zarif in Kerry meeting: The job is done

A good day for everyone

 

A look at Iranian newspaper front pages on Jan 17

 


 

 

ROOYEAH MELLAT:

1- US State Department: Lifting of sanctions our top commitment

2- No hurries needed for Yemen talks

3- Dimensions of Yemen destructions by Saudi-led attacks horrific

 

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SHARGH:

1- After 9 years:

Now without sanctions!

Rouhani tweets congratulation to Iran nation

Obama’s 8-page directive for sanctions removal on Iran

EU issues document on lifting Iran sanctions

Amano visits Tehran on Sunday

 

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TA’ADOL:

1- 14 new opportunities for Iran economy

2- First Taiwanese women sworn in as president

3- MAPNA’s oil, gas challenges

 

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