Mohammad Ghouchani
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Mohammad Ghouchani (Persian: محمد قوچانی) (born in Rasht, 1976) is an Iranian journalist. He graduated from University of Tehran with major in Political Science and started his career in Jam'eh Daily newspaper, the most famous among the newspapers that started after the refomer Mohammad Khatami became the president in 1997.
He was the editor in chief of Shargh daily newspaper, one the most important reformist newspapers of Iran (Persia). But, after the removal of the ban on the Ham-Mihan newspaper, he left Shargh to become the editor of that newspaper.
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