Indian PM calls on Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad to help Iran out of nuke controversey
Kiran Chaube
Sep. 7, 2006

India now becomes the main negotiator that the Iranian and Western nations can trust. PM Manmohan Singh telephones Iranian president to find a common ground to solve the nuke controversey. PM emphasized on solving the nuclear controversey peacefully and that will only bolster a fantastic economic boom for the region and Iran-Indian relationship.

Iranian President responded favorably. Both leaders agreed that a strong and vibrant India-Iran relationship is of strategic importance for both countries, and would be beneficial for the peace and prosperity of the entire region.

The 15-minuite conversation is seen critical bt international think tanks for solving the Iranian nuke issue.

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