Raphael Jamu, President of the Hillock Arts Foundation, recently presented a compelling painting titled “Shadow Of Conflict” to Dr. Tamer Almassri, the Ambassador of Palestine to Zimbabwe. This poignant artwork vividly portrays the severe and heartbreaking struggles of women and children affected by the ongoing conflict in Palestine, capturing the dire consequences of war, including death, rape, thirst, and hunger.

The ancient village of Fahraj, located in Yazd province, has been designated Iran’s first accessible tourism village, making it a welcoming destination for elderly and disabled visitors, according to the provincial tourism chief.

The rise of Iran's startup ecosystem in recent years is a remarkable phenomenon, particularly in light of the economic sanctions imposed on the country. Despite significant obstacles, Iranian entrepreneurs are leveraging unique advantages to forge a thriving environment for innovation and growth.

At a ceremony attended by numerous senior cultural and municipal officials, as well as ambassadors from Tajikistan, Turkey, and Kazakhstan, and India’s cultural attaché in Iran, a statue of the Persian poet and mystic Molana Jalal ad-Din Rumi, created by sculptor Master Nader Qashqai, was unveiled in Mohammadiyeh Square in Tehran.

November 3rd, corresponding to Aban 13th in the Iranian calendar, holds significance in modern Iranian history as the date of three pivotal events: the exile of Ayatollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic, the student protests of 1978, and the 1979 seizure of the former U.S. embassy in Tehran.

Mr Hamid Bakhtiyar, the Cultural Counsellor of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Zimbabwe has said that Zimbabwe can overcome the effects of sanctions imposed by America by embracing science, technology and innovation.

The Cultural Centre of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Zimbabwe has collaborated with the Embassy of the State of Palestine and the Zimbabwe Palestine Solidarity Council in organizing a photographic exhibition meant to highlight the genocide that is being perpetrated on the freedom seeking people of Palestine by the war mongering and rogue state of Israel.

It is absurd, immoral and insane that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s regime has spent billions of dollars since last year only to reward itself with unnumbered Palestinian graves.

Preserving cultural heritage is essential for any society, acting as a link between past and present while shaping future identities. In Iran, women play a vital role in this process by actively participating in various cultural practices that protect traditional arts, crafts, and customs. Their efforts not only help maintain the richness of Iranian culture but also have a significant economic impact, illustrating the connection between cultural preservation and economic development.