"Sal-e-no Mobarak," or Happy New Year in Persian, said Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the Iranian resistance to the many residents of Auver-sur-Oise (northwest of Paris) last Sunday, the French weekly L’Echo le Régional reported.

On Sunday, March 30, the Iranian New Year was celebrated in Auvers-sur-Oise, addressed the gathering Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance. French dignitaries and local residents greeted Mrs. Rajavi and wished her a year of success in and an end to the rule of mullahs in Iran.

On the occasion of the birth of Prophet Mohammad on March 22, 2008, Muslim dignitaries from France and the Islamic world gathered in Auvers-sur-Oise north of Paris at the residence of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, Representatives of Muslim communities from Morocco, Algeria, Comoros, Mali, Turkey and a delegation of Iraqi women were among the attendees.

Agence France Presse, Brussels - Exiled Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi gives a speech during a demonstration outside the EU headquarters in Brussels 08 March 2007 prior to a two-day European Union summit.

The People's Mujahedeen of Iran (PMOI), called on the European Union to take its name off the official terror blacklist, accusing it of "an abuse of power".The EU had given the group 30 days, till Thursday, to put forward its case for being removed from the list.

Agence France Presse, Brussels - Iranian protesters hold up a picture of exiled Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi during a demonstration outside the EU headquarters in Brussels 08 March 2007 prior to a two-day European Union summit.

The People's Mujahedeen of Iran (PMOI), called on the European Union to take its name off the official terror blacklist, accusing it of "an abuse of power".

Reuters, Brussels – An Iranian opposition group urged European Union leaders meeting in Brussels on Thursday to take its armed wing off the bloc’s terrorism list, saying its inclusion was in breach of a European court ruling. 

The European court of First Instance last year annulled an EU move to freeze the funds of the People’s Mujahideen, the armed wing of France-based National Council of Resistance of Iran which says it renounced military activity in 2001.

The Associated Press, Brussels, Belgium  - Thousands of Iranians rallied on Thursday near the venue of a European Union summit to demand that the EU comply with a court ruling and remove an exiled Iranian resistance movement from its list of terrorist organizations.

The noisy and colorful protest was held just 200 meters (yards) from the European Council building where EU leaders were preparing for a conference. Demonstrators waved EU and Iranian flags, and chanted "Freedom and democracy for Iran," and "The EU must implement the ruling."

By Andrew Rettman

EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Thousands of people attended a rally in Brussels on Thursday (8 March) by Iran opposition group NRCI calling for EU states to take its sister-organistaion, PMOI, off the EU's terror list in line with a recent court ruling, with senior figures from the European establishment saying PMOI is the "only chance" for reversing Iran's nuclear arms programme.

MWC News (Canada),8 March - Thousands of Iranians have rallied outside a meeting of EU leaders to demand the EU removes an exiled Iranian resistance movement from its list of terrorist organisations.
 
Demonstrators chanted "freedom and democracy for Iran" next to the European Council building in Brussels. Organisers said Iranians living in Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany had travelled to Brussels to attend the rally.

On the occasion of Mrs. Maryam Rajavi’s trip to Norway, Iranians in Oslo gathered outside parliament to hold a candle light vigil, praying for the victory of liberty and democracy in Iran and the salvation of the Iranian people from the clutches of the religious dictatorship.

Mrs. Rajavi, who took part in the ceremony along with several Norwegian personalities, delivered a short speech. She thanked the people of Norway for their hospitality, adding that during the few days she spent in their country, she had been very impressed by Norwegians’ kindness and support as well as the deep emotions of her compatriots in this country.

NCRI - For the second consecutive day on Wednesday, hundreds of Iranians and supporters of the Resistance from Norway gathered outside the Norwegian parliament in Oslo to welcome and offer their support to the President-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran.

On November 7, Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, was invited by the foreign affairs committee of the Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget) to give a speech during its official session on the situation in Iran.

She was welcomed by a group of parliamentary deputies upon her arrival. The press had also come to produce their own reports. Hundreds of Iranians from Oslo had gathered in the morning outside the parliament to welcome the leader of the opposition.

Agence France Presse, Brussels, October 24 - Maryam Rajavi, president of the opposition National Council of Resistance of   Iran made an unofficial visit to the Belgian Senate, which has already angered Tehran.

"We are not receiving you officially, but nonetheless with great interest in what you represent," said Senate president Anne-Marie Lizin upon greeting Rajavi, who lives in France.