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	Dr. Seyed Mohammad Sadegh Kharazi is an Iranian career diplomat who has served twice as Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister. He is Iran's former ambassador to the UN from 1989 to 1995, and to France from 2002 to 2005. Ambassador Kharazi has also worked as senior adviser to Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati, as well as to President Mohammad Khatami, who served from 1997-2005 as Iran's reformist leader. In addition Ambassador Kharazi has served as chairman of the OIC Summit in Iran. He is currently on leave on absence due to his conflicting political standing with the present Iranian administration and is former President Khatami's adviser.
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	He is a member of the board of several Iranian cultural, educational and research centers: Tehran University, the Iranian Heritage Organization, the Iranian National Library, among many others. He was also a key figure in Iran’s two-year negotiations with the EU and past advocate of “normalisation” with the United States,

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			'''Sayyid Mohammad Sadeq Kharazi''' ({{langx\|fa\|سید محمدصادق خرازی}}; born 2 March 1963) is a former ]ian diplomat and advisor to Iran's former President ].

			Kharazi started his career in 1983 during the ] in the High Defence Council and the ]. He subsequently became Iran's ambassador to the United Nations in 1989, and after a period of six years he returned to Iran as Deputy Foreign Minister for Research. He became Iran's Ambassador to France in 2002 until 2006 when ] was elected into office. Kharazi was the chairman of the 1997 Tehran ]. He was also a key figure in the two-year nuclear negotiations with the EU trio.

			Kharazi has a keen interest in calligraphic and historical manuscripts and is an avid collector of such items. He is a member of the board of several Iranian cultural, educational and research centers, including ], the ], and the ].

			Currently, Kharazi works closely with ] on the issue of dialogue among civilizations and is his senior advisor. He co-founded the 'Encyclopedia of Contemporary Islam', which researches Iran's cultural and political movements and schools of thought in the past two centuries. Additionally, he is the founder and editor of the Iranian Diplomacy website, the Iranian Economy website, and the Heritage of Iran and Islam website.

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Sadegh Kharazi
Kharazi in 2016

Ambassador of Iran to France
In office 2002–2006
President	Mohammad Khatami Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Preceded by	Alireza Moayyeri
Succeeded by	Ali Ahani

Personal details
Born	Sayyid Mohammad Sadeq Kharazi (1963-03-02) 2 March 1963 (age 61) Tehran, Iran
Political party	NEDA Party
Parents	Mohsen Kharazi (father) Kamal Kharazi (uncle) Mohammad Bagher Kharazi (brother)
Alma mater	New York University Durham University State University of New York
Website	www.kharazi.ir

Sayyid Mohammad Sadeq Kharazi (Persian: سید محمدصادق خرازی; born 2 March 1963) is a former Iranian diplomat and advisor to Iran's former President Khatami.

Kharazi started his career in 1983 during the Iran–Iraq War in the High Defence Council and the IRIB. He subsequently became Iran's ambassador to the United Nations in 1989, and after a period of six years he returned to Iran as Deputy Foreign Minister for Research. He became Iran's Ambassador to France in 2002 until 2006 when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was elected into office. Kharazi was the chairman of the 1997 Tehran OIC Summit. He was also a key figure in the two-year nuclear negotiations with the EU trio.

Kharazi has a keen interest in calligraphic and historical manuscripts and is an avid collector of such items. He is a member of the board of several Iranian cultural, educational and research centers, including Tehran University, the Cultural Heritage Organization of Iran, and the National Library of Iran.

Currently, Kharazi works closely with Mohammad Khatami on the issue of dialogue among civilizations and is his senior advisor. He co-founded the 'Encyclopedia of Contemporary Islam', which researches Iran's cultural and political movements and schools of thought in the past two centuries. Additionally, he is the founder and editor of the Iranian Diplomacy website, the Iranian Economy website, and the Heritage of Iran and Islam website.

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Party political offices
Preceded byMajid Farahani	Secretary-General of NEDA Party 2017–present	Incumbent
New title Party established	Head of Central Council of NEDA Party 2014–2017	Succeeded byMajid Farahani

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