Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, conveying expressions of grief over the people and the Government of Iran the death of Venezuela's President, Hugo Chavez.(REUTERS)
Tehran (Reuters)-Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, would visit Venezuela to attend the funeral ceremony of late President of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, on Friday.
According to the Fars news agency reports, President Ahmadinejad and his delegation from Iran will be leaving Tehran to Caracas on Thursday for a two-day visit to Venezuela.
Iran's Government also set Wednesday as the day of national mourning over the death of Chavez and planned to hold a memorial service to honor Chavez, who died in a hospital in Caracas on Tuesday (5/3) or local time Wednesday (6/3) Indonesia time.
President Ahmadinejad delivered a speech of grief from the people and Government of Iran over the death of Chavez in a message to Venezuela officials.
"For Justice, love and freedom alive, Hugo Chavez will stay alive. For conviction, the sanctity of human life, and he's going to stay alive. As long as the Nations life and struggle for independence, manifest the goodness and justice, he would still be alive, "Ahmadinejad's message.
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