HARARE, 3 March 2025 Following their highly successful visit to the Cultural Centre of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in late January 2025, Blessed Hope Academy school has paid a second visit to the Cultural Centre this Monday (3rd March 2025) under a cultural exchange programme in which the school is seeking to expose their junior students to the vibrant Iranian culture, traditions and the world acclaimed animation film industry.

By Humaira Ahad Naṣir al-Din al-Ṭusi, a renowned Iranian philosopher and astronomer, is credited with reviving Islamic sciences during one of the most turbulent periods in history.

On the day of the funeral, the weight of the vast crowd overwhelmed the city. The sea of people was so dense that the flags and portraits became irrelevant. What grabbed the attention was the unprecedented number of citizens who were mourning the loss of their beloved leader five months after his passing.

HARARE, 20 FEBRUARY 2025 The Content Creators Association of Zimbabwe (COCAZ), team in Zimbabwe who were invited to a tourism tour to the Islamic Republic of Iran and also attended the Tehran international Tourism and Related Industries Exhibition held in Tehran between the 11th and the 14th February 2025, recently returned to Zimbabwe with a positive impression of the Islamic Republic as a very hospitable nation, a country with friendly people and a preserved cultural heritage and tourism facilities that defines Iran as a country proud of its culture.

20 February 2025 The Zimbabwe Iran Friendship Association is set to be relaunched following a visit to the Cultural Centre of the Embassy of Iran by Zimbabwe’s parliamentary portfolio committee chairperson on Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Honorable Webster Shamu this Wednesday, 20 February 2025.

The 9th Fajr Festival of Handicrafts, known as Sarv-e Simin, will take place in Tehran from February 20 to 24. It will feature a selection of works from 20 countries.

Today, we gathered at the Rainbow Towers in Harare to commemorate the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran hosted this momentous occasion, which was graced by the presence of Mrs. Sheillah Chikomo, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Zimbabwe, as the guest of honor.

The Islamic Revolution of 1979 marks a pivotal moment in Iranian history, fundamentally altering the country's political, social, and religious landscape. It was not merely a response to the excesses of the Pahlavi monarchy, but a concerted effort to restore an Islamic governance model that many Iranians believed was essential to their national identity and future.

HARARE, 31 January 2025 The Cultural Centre of the embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Zimbabwe has today (31 January 2025) hosted 30 school students from one of Zimbabwe’s most remote districts, Gokwe, situated in the Midlands province of Zimbabwe.