Japan, Iran soccer associations ink cooperation accord

Japan, Iran soccer associations ink cooperation accord

TEHRAN, Iran - Kuniya Daini (L), president of the Japan Football Association, and his Iranian counterpart Ali Kafashian exchange documents signed by them in Tehran on Aug. 12, 2014, to promote cooperation between the two bodies.

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