Physical Education Organization

Physical Education Organization

The National Sports Organisation was an effort by the Government of Iran to promote the development of athletics and sporting activities of Iran. It was dissoluted in 2010 and its responsibilities transferred to Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (Iran)

Contents

Chairmen[1]

  1. Hossein Alaei
  2. Hossein Samiei
  3. Mohammadali Tarbiat
  4. Allahyar Saleh
  5. Mahmoud Badr
  6. Seyed Ali Shaygan Mouli
  7. Amanollah Jahanbani
  8. Nader Batmanghelich
  9. Kamaleddin Jenab
  10. Abbas Izadpanah
  11. Mohammad Daftari
  12. Mohammad Hossein Amidi
  13. Manouchehr Gharagouzlou
  14. Parviz Khosravani
  15. Mostafa Amjadi
  16. Ali Hojjat Kashani
  17. Nader Jahanbani
  18. Hossein Shah Hosseini
  19. Mostafa Davoudi
  20. Ismaeil Davoudi Shamsi
  21. Ahmad Dargahi
  22. Hassan Ghafourifard
  23. Mostafa Hashemitaba
  24. Mohsen Mehralizadeh
  25. Mohammad Aliabadi
  26. Ali Saeedlou

See also

Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports

References

External links



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