10 Ardibehesht (April 29) is a proud day in Iranian history. On July 13, 2005, the government of Iran passed a resolution according to which 10 Ardibehesht (April 29) was named “Persian Gulf National Day” in the Iranian Calendar. The Persian Gulf is considered an important and strategic region and there are several important ports on the shores of the Persian Gulf, among which mention can be made of Sharjah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Bandar Abbas.

On April 25, 2024, the cultural Centre of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Zimbabwe initiated a development collaboration with the Women Writers Support Network on an IRAN-AFRICA, women’s writers cultural exchange competition.

The organizers of the 35th Tehran International Book Fair have announced that Yemen will replace India as the special guest of this edition of the book fair. Initially, India was designated as the special guest of the book fair, but due to restrictions on Indian citizens traveling to Iran, the organizers made the decision to replace India with Yemen, Mehr reported on Sunday.

In a meeting, which was held in the Imam Khomeini Hussainiyah on April 24, 2024, the leader explained Islam's view of "work and the worker.". He underlined that, “In the materialistic world, a worker is seen to be a wealth production instrument. The way Islam sees a worker and the way that a worker is valued is due to the way that work is valued. Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) stated that God admires those who diligently, skillfully, and steadfastly perform their work.”

Tabriz, a city celebrated for its rich cooking heritage, is set to spotlight ‘culinary tourism’ as a major theme in this year's array of tourism events.In a recent meeting focused on registering events and updating the tourism calendar of Tabriz, held on Monday, the provincial tourism chief disclosed the special attention being given to culinary tourism this year.

Iran's rich cultural heritage is often embodied in its architectural marvels, and among its treasures are the historical clock towers that stand as silent sentinels of bygone eras. From the opulent palaces of Tehran to the serene mosques of Shiraz and Yazd, these clock towers not only mark the passage of time but also tell stories of cultural exchange and technological advancement.

There is an enraged global political whirlwind occurring in all regions that can only be stabilized with rational and good political choices by political leaders. In the East and the Pacific, tensions are rising and alliances are shifting like sand dunes if one looks closer at complex affairs involving Russia, Ukraine, China, the USA, and the QUAD alliance, Japan, the Solomon Islands and the Philippines. The political landscape is as intricate as it is volatile. In the south, where nations are rich in culture and resources, the plague of corruption is domineering as much as intra-state conflicts are not ending in the DR Congo, Ethiopia, Central African Republic and Mali, among others. All these scenarios are sparking geopolitical disputes, highlighting that global political developments are now a complex tapestry woven with threads of power, diplomacy and conflict.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has praised renowned 13th-century poet Saadi as "one of the pillars of the solid foundation of Persian literature".

The coinage of the Sasanian Empire (circa 224-651 CE) serves as the most crucial primary source for its monetary and economic history and holds significant importance for both history and art history.