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Over 540,000 New Lives: Record Births Registered in Just 7 Months!
A recent report by Iran’s Civil Registration Organization reveals that 540,528 births were registered in the first seven months of the current calendar year, which began in March 2025. The data shows a slight gender difference, with 280,647 boys and 259,881 girls born, and highlights that 421,264 births occurred in urban areas compared to 119,264 in rural regions. Notably, there were 11,169 multiple births, including 10,806 twins. The average age for first-time mothers is 27.5 years, with urban mothers averaging 28.2 years and rural mothers 24.4 years. These statistics underscore evolving family structures and demographic trends in Iran.
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Yerevan Welcomes Iranian Tech Delegation: A New Era of Innovation and Collaboration
A delegation of Iranian knowledge-based companies will visit Armenia to enhance technological collaboration and export opportunities in the medical, pharmaceutical, laboratory, and food sectors. Supported by the Organization for the Development of International Cooperation in Science and Technology, the delegation will hold meetings with various Armenian entities, including the Chamber of Commerce and technology unions, to explore partnerships and funding avenues. Recent discussions between Iranian and Armenian health officials focused on expanding joint activities in medical equipment, with Armenia expressing interest in importing Iranian products. The visit aims to strengthen economic ties and facilitate cooperation in health and technology sectors.
Over 1 Million Iranians Step Up to Donate Blood in Just 5 Months!
In the first five months of the current Iranian year, 1.034 million Iranians donated blood, showcasing a strong community spirit, with notable contributions from provinces like Zanjan and North Khorasan, each seeing a 13% increase. Regular donors made up about 54% of donations, totaling nearly 557,000 units. Women accounted for 52,600 donations, with high participation from Lorestan and North Khorasan. The WHO praised Iran’s Blood Transfusion Organization for its 100% voluntary donation system, highlighting its leadership in blood safety. Last year, 2.36 million Iranians donated blood, with men comprising 95% of donors, emphasizing the ongoing need for diverse blood types.
FAO Highlights Iran’s Remarkable Agricultural Advancements and Research Breakthroughs
In a recent interview, Farrukh Toirov, the FAO representative in Iran, emphasized the vital role of Iranian scientists in enhancing agricultural technologies, especially for countries with limited capabilities. He highlighted FAO’s mission to combat poverty and improve food security globally, despite about 800 million people facing food insecurity. Toirov discussed FAO’s cooperation priorities in Iran, focusing on utilizing agro-climatic conditions, enhancing food security, and improving food systems. He also addressed climate change challenges, outlining FAO’s initiatives for agricultural adaptation and water scarcity solutions. Furthermore, Toirov stressed the importance of the private sector in promoting sustainable agriculture and connecting stakeholders.
