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Hossam Elsharkawi, Regional Director of the IFRC, commended the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) for its significant humanitarian contributions during an online meeting. He congratulated Pirhossein Kolivand on his re-election and discussed strengthening collaboration between the IRCS and IFRC, enhancing rescue systems, and hosting international conferences. The IRCS proposed organizing an Islamic youth conference and appointed an expert for technical cooperation with the IFRC. A recent workshop emphasized rehabilitation’s critical role in restoring lives, aligning with Strategy 2030’s goals to empower communities and invest in youth leadership. The IRCS effectively mobilized resources to support vulnerable populations across Iran.
From August 16 to 22, Iran recorded 119 earthquakes, marking a significant increase in seismic activity. The Institute of Geophysics of the University of Tehran categorized the earthquakes: 101 had magnitudes under 3, 16 ranged from 3 to 4, and 2 were between 4 and 5. A notable 4-magnitude quake struck Kerman province on August 21. Kerman reported the highest activity with 14 earthquakes, followed closely by Khorasan Razavi with 13. In contrast, several provinces, including East Azarbaijan and Gilan, experienced no seismic events. Over the past year, Iran documented 6,272 earthquakes, highlighting its vulnerability to seismic hazards.
On February 25, Iran, in collaboration with China and Russia, hosted the international symposium ‘Nano-Micro ICR 2025’ focusing on advancements in nanotechnology and microtechnology. This virtual event emphasized global cooperation in these innovative fields and featured discussions among researchers, university professors, and industry experts from the three countries. Co-organized by K.N. Toosi University of Technology, the Iran Nanotechnology Innovation Council, and the Alliance of 5 Top Iranian Universities of Technology (UT5), the symposium covered diverse topics such as nanomaterials, nano-biotechnology, nano-medicines, and microelectronics, with presentations from prominent scientific figures.
The 16th International Conference on Information and Knowledge Technology (IKT 2025) will be held in Tehran from December 23-25, 2025, organized by the Iranian Association of Information and Communication Technology at Amirkabir University. The conference will focus on key areas like AI, machine learning, and digital transformation, while addressing topics such as cybersecurity, smart banking, and privacy protection. Activities will include scientific meetings, educational workshops, and a showcase of innovative products. The conference aims to enhance collaboration among ICT experts and support Iran’s growing capabilities in technology and telecommunications, significantly improving access to communication services across the country.
In the week from November 15 to 21, Iran experienced a notable increase in seismic activity, recording 132 earthquakes. The Institute of Geophysics reported that 115 quakes had magnitudes below 3, while 14 ranged from 3 to 4, and 3 were between 4 and 5, with no quakes exceeding 5. Isfahan recorded the most seismic events, with 16 earthquakes. A significant 4.3 magnitude quake occurred in the Persian Gulf on November 18. Over the past year, Iran recorded 6,272 earthquakes, emphasizing the country’s vulnerability to seismic hazards and the importance of preparedness and monitoring efforts.
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