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Hashemi detention shows US violating black people's rights: Iran FM
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the detention of Press TV news anchor Marzieh Hashemi by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) shows that the United States is still violating the rights of black people.
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Autism schools to launch in all provinces of Iran
"At least one autism school will be launched in all Iranian provinces," the head of Iran's Exceptional Students Education said.
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Classic cars on stage in Isfahan
Isfahan hosted an exhibition of classic cars in Imam Ali square in which disabled artists (under the coverage of Benefactors' Society for Disabled People in Isfahan) displayed their handicrafts as well.
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Isfahan main handicraft hub in Iran
"Our main purpose is to get people familiar with handicrafts, and let them to be more creative," the director of handicraft school said.
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Foreign tourists generate income moment by moment
"Tourists' arrival in the city can generate income moment by moment, and this opportunity is very great for Isfahan in special days like Nowrouz," a geography and urban planning expert said.
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Children's urban needs should be met
"A majority of the world population lives in cities and urbanized centers; one-third of 4 billion urban inhabitants in the various parts of the world are children," the UNICEF representative in Iran said.
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Ancient warrior's grave discovered in northern Iran
The head of the coactive exploration team of the ancient zone of Rostam Abad County along Rasht-Gilan highway announced the discovery of a forty-year-old man's grave with war tools dating back to 3,000 years ago.
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Isfahan good example of child-friendly city realization
"We should arrive to witnesses the development and evolution of more Iranian cities into the child-friendly, smart and creative centers across the country; however, Isfahan has met all the requirements in this regard and is considered as a good example for other cities," the head of Information and international affairs center of the Ministry of Interior said.
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Fathabad Garden; historical remnant from Qajar era
Fathabad Garden which belongs to Qajar era was constructed by Alikhan Biglarbeigi. The plan of Fathabad Garden has been an inspirational pattern taken from Shazdeh Mahan Garden situated near Kerman province.
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Isfahan close to receive golden logo of child-friendly city
"Isfahan has been put in the right path of entering the child-friendly cities network and till the realization of its goal, it can join the advisory committee of child-friendly cities in the Ministry of Interior along with other Iranian cities, , " UNICEF representative in Iran said.
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9th Varesh Int'l FilmFest announces call for entries
The 9th edition of Varesh International Film Festival with the theme of common heritage-public culture (behavioral, speaking and biological traditions) has announced call for entrie
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Urban excellence depends on Childrens' right observation
"71 percent of Iran’s population live in urban areas. People under the age of 18 that most of whom are townspeople, make up 28 percent of country’s total population. Generally, 71 percent of youth reside in rural areas and one out of six people inhabit Tehran province,” UNICEF representative in Iran, Dr. Will Parks, said.
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Isfahan; child friendly capital of Iran
UNICEF representatives visited a number of children's recreation centers in Isfahan.
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Press TV anchor Marzieh Hashemi jailed in US on unspecified charges
Marzieh Hashemi, a journalist and anchor working for Iran’s English-language Press TV television news network, has been detained and imprisoned in the United States for unspecified reasons.
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Holding big bike gathering to achieve clean air
Announcing the holding of a large bike gathering, the manager of clean transportation development of Isfahan municipality said, "This gathering will be held in Isfahan, on January 20."
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Children's City Council to be established in Isfahan
"The children's City Council will be formally established in Isfahan as soon as possible, with the management of creative children," the head of Isfahan's Social Commission of Islamic City Council said.
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Harvesting caviar for first time in Isfahan
Breeding sturgeon is one of the aquaculture activities that has been taking place in the country for a decade.
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Iran tourism to make brand
Tourism deputy of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization has announced the registration of Iran tourism brand with the cooperation of responsible organizations including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Boeing 707 cargo plane crashes in Iran
A Boeing 707 cargo plane flying from the Central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan has crashed in Iran's Alborz province after it overshot the runway during landing. All 16 people on board the aircraft but one are presumed dead.
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Trace of Neanderthals in Qaleh Bozi caves
"According to the carried out sampling from Qaleh Bozi caves in Mobarakeh and the results of thermoluminescence tests, the caves date back to 60,000 years ago," the head of excavation team in Mobarakeh said.
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Iran's tourism brand to be determined
The tourism deputy of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization announced a plan for developing tourism brand in Iran.
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Iran best place to travel in 2019
Regardless the political boundaries based restrictions that the Foreign Affairs Minister of the U.S.A has set on U.S citizens' traveling to Iran , the New York Times has published a list of 52 destinations that Americans can visit in 2019; the name of Iran as "the Jewel in the Middle East" is obvious among them.
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New decorative plasterworks in Abd al-Smad Natnazi's tomb
"According to the investigations by the Cultural Heritage Organization, the discovered layers in Sheikh Abd al-Samad Natanzi tomb include decorative plasterworks that date back to the Seljuk era," the head of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism department said.
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World Press Photo exhibition in Isfahan
"Each year, 70,000 to 80,000 photos are sent to the World Press Photo secretariat, curator of World Press Photo Exhibition said.
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Iran not just business partner for India but friend
"Iran is not only a business partner for us, but a close neighbor as we have many commonalities in economic and security fields," Vijay Kumar Singh, India's Minister of State for External Affairs said.
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Comprehensive atlas of domestic tourism to codify
Tourism deputy of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization has announced the codifying of a comprehensive atlas of tourism events to provide a suitable geographic and time distribution in this regard, and considered it as a basic requirement in this field.
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"City Class" in Isfahan
The "City Class" project for students of the first to third grade elementary school will be held by the Citizenship Culture Development Department of Isfahan municipality's Cultural Social Sports Center. The project aims to raise students' awareness of urban issues like traffic, waste management and recycling.
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Cultural exchange between Iran, Britain
Educational workshop of "Cultural exchange between Iran and Britain in the ceramic art" was held by Hermes Art Gallery and Cultural Heritage, Handicraft and Tourism Organization of Isfahan province on Wednesday, January 19th.
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3 Iranian women selected as best Asian female scientists
The names of three Iranian women have been mentioned in the list of 50 registered scientists in the book of "Biography of Asian Female Scientists", published by the Association of Academies and Societies of Sciences in Asia (AASSA).
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Iran’s Knowledge-Based IT Companies Exploring Ground for Cooperation in India
Representatives from 10 knowledge-based IT firms are visiting India to explore opportunities for cooperation with Indian counterparts, an Iranian official said.