US will invite Iran to Afghanistan meeting

Thursday 05 March 2009 11:01 EST

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In its first public overture to Tehran, the Obama administration plans to invite Iran to an international conference to map out Afghanistan strategy, a senior US official said today.

"Iran will be invited to attend," said the senior US official of the plan to invite Iran to the planned 31 March conference, which US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton proposed at a Nato foreign ministers meeting in Brussels.

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