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Nairobi News

Meeting Between the Cultural Counselor and the President of the East African Art Center

To strengthen the cultural diplomacy of the Islamic Republic of Iran and expand artistic cooperation in East Africa, the Cultural Counselor of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Kenya, Dr. Mahdi Beiki, met with Mr. Isaac C. O. Oprong, President of the East African Art Center and Director of the Art Life Group, at the Iran Cultural Council in Nairobi.

Over 2 million people registered so far to attend Arbaeen pilgrimage

More than two million individuals have so far been registered on ‘Samah’, an online platform developed to organize pilgrims for the Arbaeen pilgrimage, Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni has said.

The Cultural Counselor  met and discussed with CEO of the Kenya Publishers Association.

the Cultural Counselor of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Nairobi met and discussed with James Odhiambo, CEO of the Kenya Publishers Association.

Kenyan Activist Shakira Wafula Visits Iran and Shatters Western Stereotypes against Iran

After traveling to Iran and attending the funeral of the martyred leader of the revolution, Shakira Wafula shattered Western stereotypes against Iran by observing the status of women.

Inconsolable grief

Tehran preparing to say farewell to martyr Leader

Conference titled Justice and Human Dignity from the Perspective of Islam and Christianity.

The life of the martyred leader of Iran was a manifestation of justice A professor at the University of Nairobi said: "Even during the days of war, that wise leader was not willing to give himself any advantage over the people

From the Quran to the Bible Peace Revisited at the Nairobi International Conference

In the interfaith dialogue program in Nairobi, Iranian and Kenyan scholars and religious leaders examined the concept of peace and peaceful coexistence by looking at the teachings of the Quran and the Bible.

Iran takes part in the 10th Nairobi International Cultural Festival

The pavilion of the Islamic Republic of Iran became one of the most visited pavilions at the festival and attracted special attention from visitors, officials, academics, cultural activists and diplomats from different countries.

Iran Cultural Council in Nairobi celebrates World Handicrafts Day

This program was aimed to introduce the potential of traditional Iranian arts, explain the position of women in preserving and transmitting cultural heritage, and strengthen cultural interactions between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Kenya.

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