Iran’s Presidential Election Debate Schedule

// May 26th, 2009 // none

irans-presidential-candidatesIran announced to hold the first presidential debates on public TV. All four candidates have agreed to participate and the public and the world are looking forward to this unique and novel event.

Here is the schedule:
2 June: Karoubi-Rezai
3 June: Ahmadinejad-Mousavi
4 June: Mousavi-Rezai
6 June: Ahmadinejad-Karoubi
7 June: Karoubi-Mousavi
8 June: Ahmadinejad-Rezai

Air time: 1800-1930 GMT on IRTV3
Source: ISNA news agency

I wonder if there will be any  live webcast prodcasting these debates, if you hear anything let me know.

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5 Responses to “Iran’s Presidential Election Debate Schedule”

  1. Nikki says:
    June 2, 2009 at 6:28 pm

    Hi,

    You can watch these debates via the link below:

    http://www.iran.tv/irib3.htm

    Good luck!

  2. David Brewer says:
    June 5, 2009 at 9:07 am

    Anyone wanting to monitor and cover the live Iranian presidential debate can now do so from their desktop and watch a global audience chat about what is being said in real time.

    Earlier this week, the latest live Iranian presidential debate broadcast by Press TV from Tehran was streamed live on Livestation. (http://is.gd/OPMQ)

    Hundreds watched the debate live from all corners of the world and chatted in real time with Press TV producers in Tehran exchanging views and expressing their preferences via the live polls Press TV pushed to their desktop.

    It gave a fascinating insight, not only into the thinking of those standing for president of Iran, but of the global audience.

    It might be useful for your news teams covering that area to monitor the next debates.

    Here is the remaining schedule:

    6 June: Ahmadinejad-Karoubi
    7 June: Karoubi-Mousavi
    8 June: Ahmadinejad-Rezai

    The Livesation player is free to download. (http://www.livestation.com/downloads)

  3. rr says:
    June 5, 2009 at 12:06 pm

    David,
    thanks for the infos, this is very useful. Do you happen to know where we can find english translations of debates?

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