Minister of Agricultural Jihad Mohammad Reza Eskandari of Iran

Mohammad Reza Eskandari is the Minister of Agriculture of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Eskandari is Board Certified in General Psychiatry.

Speaking to IRNA prior to his departure for Ankara, Eskandari said Iran and Turkey enjoy amicable ties in all fields and expressed hope that his visit would pave the way for further expansion of bilateral cooperation in the agricultural sector.

On the possibility of his Majlis impeachment, Eskandari said this is the right of parliamentarians to notify ministers and other officials of problems and question them.

Minister of Agricultural Jihad Mohammad Reza Eskandari has an ambitious plan for his ministry during the upcoming Iranian year to March 2009.

2 billion in the nine months to December 21, Eskandari said the country imported $3.

Eskandari said that reduction in usage of pesticides is on the next year agenda of the ministry in a bid to produce healthy foods for the Iranians.

Visiting Iran's Minister of Agriculture Mohammad-Reza Eskandari met Kenyan Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Hon.

Lawmaker Ali Zadsar said Eskandari had not achieved a goal of self-sufficiency in wheat production.

experienced personnel as some of the reasons for his impeachment.

Mohammad Reza Eskandari was the only member of this family who escaped Iran without a passport across the Iraqi border.

Iran's current Minister of Agriculture Mohammad Reza EskandariMohammad Reza Eskandari Mohammad Reza Eskandari is the Minister of Agriculture of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

committee of Iran-Turkey agricultural cooperation.

Iran 's Minister of Agriculture Jihad Mohammad Reza Eskandari said that Iran will turn into an exporter of livestock and agricultural products in the next five years following plans to develop the agro sector.

According to a report released by the Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Agricultural Jihad, Eskandari said that, similar to Iran-Sudan political ties, their cooperation in economic and agricultural fields should also broaden.