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Judiciary chief to depart for Africa

  1. Politics
July 16, 2007 - 0:0

TEHRAN (FNA) -- Head of Iran's Judiciary Mahmud-Hashemi Shahrudi, heading a high-ranking delegation, is due to leave Tehran on a visit of Morocco and Senegal in the near future.

During the one-week visit, Shahrudi will attend talks with senior officials of the two African states and endorse several judicial agreements. Officials said that the visits would take place in the last week of July

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