Secretariat of 4th History of Majlis session activates
29 September 2012
Head of the document center of the Majlis Library said the secretariat of the 4th specialized history of Majlis session has started its operation and the themes of the session will be presently decided upon.
IBNA: Ali Tatari said the event is arranged annually and the presented articles and papers are published in a book after the session is over.
As he said, holding the session has been one of the engagements of the center in the past 4 years, besides conducting research works.
The session is aimed at disseminating information about the importance of documents and research on them, and provoking research proposals on documents.
Various issues about Iran’s parliament (Majlis) since its establishment were considered in the former editions of the conference. The 4th session will be held in the presence of Rasoul Jararian and other Majlis history experts at the secretariat.
The book of the former editions’ articles will be published sometime during fall and the book of the articles presented in the 4th session will be published afterwards, he further added.
The 4th specialized history of Majlis session will be held in April 2013.
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