With 18 UNESCO Chairs in various fields, including education, natural sciences, social and human sciences, and communication and information, Iran is working to leverage the potential of these chairs to deepen scientific and research collaborations worldwide.

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.

The first national seminar on discussing the country’s progress in the knowledge-based ecosystem and honoring key players in this area is scheduled to be held on March 1 in Tehran.

The closing ceremony of the 17th Fajr Visual Arts Festival was held at Vahdat Hall in Tehran on Saturday.

The 22nd edition of the Annual Archaeology Conference commenced at the National Museum of Iran in Tehran on Sunday.

The health ministry has developed the first men’s self-care application utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and plans to launch it this week.

The Sport Science Research Institute (SSRI) of Iran will cooperate with the Asian Society of Kinesiology to hold the World Congress on Kinesiology and Sport Science (WCKSS) in Jeju Island, South Korea, from October 25 to 27.

The workshop aims to empower filmmakers and help them create impactful content that focuses on resistance and the role of women in resistance.

A senior South African official has said the country may seek assistance from Iran or Russia to expand its nuclear power capacity—a stance that analysts say could further strain relations with the United States.