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Discover the Future of Healing: 2nd National Congress on Persian Medicine Set for November
The second national congress on Persian medicine will be held in Tehran from November 12 to 14, gathering specialists to discuss advancements in the field. Key topics include preventive medicine, personalized approaches, herbal therapies, and the integration of technology in diagnostics. Following the inaugural congress in May 2024, the event aims to enhance Iran’s global presence in traditional medicine, where it ranks third in clinical trials, after China and India. Despite only 0.3% of healthcare professionals being experts in this field, ongoing training and skill development are priorities for advancing Persian medicine. The congress promises valuable insights into this ancient discipline.
RoboCup IranOpen 2023: Thrilling Robotics Competition Kicks Off!
Tehran is hosting the 19th RoboCup IranOpen competition, running from Saturday to Tuesday, with over 400 teams and 2,000 participants from Iran and abroad. The event features 25 leagues, including soccer simulation, rescue operations, and a new artificial intelligence league, boosting participation by 40-50%. The RoboCup initiative aims to develop humanoid robots to outperform human soccer champions by 2050 and promotes research in AI and robotics. Iranian students have excelled recently, securing second place at the Kazakhstan RoboLand 2025 and winning multiple awards at the FIRA RoboWorld Cup, showcasing their innovation in robotics.
Tehran and Moscow Strengthen Ties: Enhancing Counter-Narcotics Cooperation
Iran and Russia are enhancing their collaboration to combat drug trafficking, as discussed in a recent meeting in Tehran. Officials from both countries focused on strategies to address drug-related crimes and improve regional security amid rising trafficking trends. They emphasized the need for unified efforts, particularly among Caspian coastal states to curb maritime drug trafficking. The UNODC praised Iran’s commitment, highlighting a significant seizure of 2,400 kilograms of methamphetamine. Additionally, the UNODC has provided medical support to Iran’s Anti-Narcotics Police, reinforcing their partnership in fighting drug trafficking and improving regional safety.
Majlis Grants Membership to International Solar Energy Society: A Step Towards Sustainable Energy Innovation!
The Iranian parliament has approved the country’s membership in the International Solar Energy Society (ISES), marking a significant commitment to renewable energy and solar power. Founded in 1954, ISES promotes solar energy globally, with members from over 110 countries. Iran plans to boost its solar capacity by 4,000 megawatts by March 2026, increasing its current capacity of 1,200 megawatts significantly. Energy Minister Abbas Ali-Abadi emphasized collaboration with the private sector to create an attractive investment environment. This expansion aligns with Iran’s strategy to develop its renewable energy sector and reduce fossil fuel reliance, signaling a shift toward sustainable energy.
EU Invests €2 Million in WFP to Boost Refugee Support Initiatives in Iran
The European Union (EU) has announced an additional €2 million in funding to the World Food Programme (WFP) in Iran to support refugees, following a previous contribution of €1.5 million earlier this year. This funding will help maintain cash assistance for refugees until early 2025, benefiting approximately 3.8 million individuals in Iran, primarily from Afghanistan. The WFP provides crucial support, including food, cash assistance, and livelihood opportunities, to 33,000 vulnerable refugees. Maysaa Alghribawy, WFP Representative in Iran, emphasized the ongoing need for support from other donors to ensure food security and stability for these communities.