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  • Leading Knowledge-Based Companies Showcase Innovations at UzMetalMashExpo

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  • Iran Celebrates National Elderly Week: Honoring Our Seniors and Their Legacy

    National Elderly Week in Iran, from September 30 to October 6, emphasizes improving the mental and physical health of older adults, coinciding with the International Day of Older Persons on October 1. This year’s theme highlights preserving dignity and improving quality of life through community approaches. With Iran’s elderly population projected to reach one-third by 2050, the week focuses on training, social participation, and well-being. Events include webinars, workshops, and health services. The National Council of the Elderly has approved 18 strategic plans to support older adults, aiming to create age-friendly communities and enhance their integration into society.

  • Unveiling the Hidden Crisis: The Alarming Rise of Child Labor in Iran

    Child labor remains a pressing issue in Iran, with 1.6 to 2 million children reportedly engaged in work. In Tehran alone, around 70,000 children labor, many of whom are immigrants, primarily from Afghanistan. This phenomenon is exacerbated by economic hardship and educational barriers, leading to increased risks of mental health issues and delinquency. Gender disparities are evident, with a rise in working girls facing greater vulnerabilities. Despite efforts by the Iranian Welfare Organization, inadequate funding and systemic inefficiencies hinder progress. Civil society groups attempt to fill gaps, but activists face repression. Addressing this crisis requires comprehensive government and community action.

  • WFP Unveils Insightful January-February Report on Iran: Key Findings and Impact

    The World Food Program (WFP) reported significant food assistance efforts in Iran during January and February 2025, benefiting 66,215 individuals, including Afghan and Iraqi refugees. WFP distributed 948.5 metric tons of fortified food and provided cash assistance to over 14,000 refugee households. Enhanced cash transfer values were introduced, with men receiving 5 million IRR and women 6 million IRR per person. A pilot initiative for refugees with disabilities was launched, offering additional support. WFP’s ongoing commitment aims to improve food security and resilience among vulnerable populations, despite the challenges faced by many refugees across Iran.