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The Iranian side also did not reveal the letter's contents, but the Islamic Republic News agency paraphrased Mr. Jalili as saying in the letter that "returning to the negotiation table would be the best means to broaden cooperation between the two sides".
PARIS--Science ministers from France and the Netherlands announced today that the two countries would embark on a $175 million program aimed at broadening cooperation between Dutch and French scientists.
More money has been allocated for combating terrorists, and an agreement was signed in September to broaden cooperation with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Our country aims at broadening cooperation with the alliance on Afghanistan, and this is a matter of principle for us.
The two pledged to "collaborate on accelerating the development of the hydrogen economy as part of our broadening cooperation on energy".
"The trip will underscore the president's commitment to broadening and deepening cooperation between the United States and the people of sub-Saharan Africa to advance regional and global peace and prosperity".
"Russia is prepared to broaden its cooperation with the alliance," he said after meeting with Mr. Bush in Washington.
Even as the United States seeks to broaden its cooperation with the Russians, the military rivalry lingers on.
The signing of the declaration reinforces the obligations under the MDT and signifies their agreement to broaden maritime cooperation.
The increasing frequency of large wildland fires, the expansion of the wildland-urban interface, the area between unoccupied land and human development; and an increasing and aging U.S. population are increasing the number of people at-risk from wildfire smoke, thus highlighting the necessity for broadening stakeholder cooperation to address the health effects of wildfire.
Russians also harbor fears that broadening economic cooperation will lead to a wave of Chinese immigrants taking over sparsely populated territories, a concern heard in this village, too.
