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    The 7th Export Potential Exhibition of the Islamic Republic of Iran, “Iran Expo 2025,” was inaugurated at the Tehran International Fairgrounds, highlighting Iran’s commitment to expanding global trade despite US sanctions. The Minister of Industry reported that Iran exported 152 million tons of goods worth $57.8 billion in the last calendar year, with total trade exchanges rising to $130 billion, an 11% increase. The emphasis on economic diplomacy and the need to enhance trade agreements were key points made. This exhibition serves as a platform for Iranian businesses to showcase products and establish international connections, aiming to boost the economy amid challenges.

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  • Explore the Vibrant Treasures: Unveiling Tehran’s Must-Visit Art Galleries

    Art enthusiasts can explore a variety of exhibitions across the city this season, featuring both established and emerging artists. Highlights include Moloud Mazaheri’s “Room No. 38” at Homa Gallery until March 17, and a dual exhibition by Nasim Davari and Allahyar Najafi at Aran Gallery until March 14. Other notable displays include Amin Hekmatpanah’s “Seven” at Doost Gallery (until April 5), Mohammadreza Emadi’s “Subsidence” at Shamis Gallery (until March 10), and Alice Varshou’s “Boundless” at Mojdeh Gallery. Visitors can also check out group exhibitions at Soo Gallery and Iranshahr Gallery, showcasing a diverse array of artistic expressions.