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High-quality Iranian stationery is gaining popularity among consumers, driven by a demand for locally made products that meet high standards. Comica Studio, part of the Future Generation Dreamers Institute, focuses on engaging teenagers through culturally relevant comic strips like “Elya’s World.” Director Mohammad Mehdi Jalalian highlights the importance of indigenous characters and a diverse product range, including notebooks and merchandise. He notes that Iranian audiences prefer local products that align with their culture. To sustain this growth, he emphasizes the need for more manufacturers dedicated to quality, ensuring that Iranian stationery continues to thrive in the market.
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Experience the Intrigue: Simorgh Theater in Tehran Presents Florian Zeller’s Captivating Play ‘The Lie’
The Simorgh Theater in Tehran will host the play “The Lie,” written by French playwright Florian Zeller, from September 1 to 5. Directed by Mohamad Ghavam, the 80-minute production features a talented cast, including Donya Bakhtiari and Fatemeh Zarei. The narrative revolves around two married couples grappling with trust and deceit, particularly when one suspects infidelity. The play explores ethical dilemmas surrounding honesty and loyalty, ultimately promoting the idea that sometimes withholding the truth can preserve relationships. Zeller, a prominent contemporary playwright, has gained acclaim for his thought-provoking works, which resonate deeply with Iranian audiences.
Explore 31,000+ Exciting Titles for Kids and Teens at the 36th TIBF!
The 36th Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF) is set to take place from May 7 to 17, featuring an impressive 230 publishers in the children’s and young adult section, a 31-publisher increase from last year. The section will cover 13,000 square meters and showcase 31,792 titles approved by the Iran Book and Literature House. A collective pavilion will offer access to books from absent publishers. Despite economic challenges, the fair continues to attract visitors, including university students and scholars, emphasizing the significance of reading. This year’s slogan, “Let’s Read for Iran,” highlights the fair’s commitment to promoting literacy in the nation.
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