farzan azarphom, journalist of the radio station. good morning dear viewers. thank you very much for still choosing salam correspondent for all. dear viewers, i told you that minutes before the flight of mr. president at shahid dasti airport. shiraz is sitting on the ground in the pictures that he is watching next to me and says live and directly from this airport, my colleagues too. dear viewers, we appreciate your effort to broadcast and present your presence. mr. raisi, in this two-day trip to fars province, from the second period of his provincial trips, they are going to inaugurate some important projects and they will be put into operation, and they will be welcomed by the authorities in a few minutes. they will be in fars province and after that they will go to azad plan, azad road to shirazan , as you can see in the pictures, mr. president is getting off the plane to be welcomed by the provincial officials of fars province , after that live for a few minutes and they will speak directly, and we will present their talks to you at the dastghaib airport.

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