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Ali Agha-Mohammadi

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Ali Aghamohammadi is the former deputy vice president for economic affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran.[1]

He was noted for his 2011 statement that the Iranian government is working on a "halal" (Islamically permitted) version of the Internet. “Iran will soon create an internet that conforms to Islamic principles, to improve its communication and trade links with the world."[2] Some raised doubts about the feasibility of such a network.[2]

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  1. ^ Gazprom and Iran: Gas Exporting Countries Forum plays important role in global energy security improvement Gazprom April 2011
  2. ^ a b Iran's Halal Internet Al Jazeera


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