Lady Fatima al-Zahra, the daughter of Prophet Muhammad, is remembered for her exceptional piety, compassion, and unwavering strength, qualities that have made her a symbol of moral integrity and spiritual devotion.

The event aims to foster new research networks and strengthen global collaboration in the study of Iranian culture, language, and civilization.

Iranian researchers and scientists have achieved significant scientific progress despite sanctions, successfully developing some advanced technologies domestically.

The main theme of the Sobh Media Festival is “Media and the New World Order,” which emphasizes the value of local and regional identities, spirituality, the integrity of family, resistance, and opposition to global arrogance.

This recognition by the United Nations’ cultural agency marks a significant milestone for Iran’s cultural diplomacy, reaffirming the nation’s civilizational legacy on the global stage.

In Kashan’s old quarters, where craftsmen still hammer copper in vaulted bazaars and sunlight filters through stained glass onto timeworn courtyards, UNESCO’s recent recognition has added a new chapter to the city’s architectural legacy.

With the theme of Iran’s smart cities and artificial intelligence, the event will be held on the occasion of the World Cities Day, aiming to promote innovation, develop smart city infrastructures, and share experiences between scientific, industrial, and management sectors

A scientific-cultural meeting titled "The West in the Thoughts of Ayatollah Khamenei" was held at the Cultural Council of the Embassy of Iran in Nairobi, attended by a group of Kenyan intellectuals, university professors, cultural elites, students, and enthusiasts.

October 12 marks Hafez Day, a celebration of one of Iran's greatest poets whose words of love, mysticism, and human insight continue to captivate readers around the world.