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The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) and the Armenian Red Cross Society (ARCS) have signed a five-year memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance cooperation in humanitarian relief and educational initiatives. The agreement was signed in Yerevan, aiming to improve crisis response capabilities and foster solidarity between the two nations. Key objectives include joint relief operations, establishing an IRCS medical center in Armenia, and promoting youth volunteerism. A joint working group will ensure effective implementation, with the potential for extension. This partnership reflects a commitment to humanitarian values and aims to improve responses to emergencies in the region.
In September, the World Food Program (WFP) assisted 33,107 beneficiaries in Iran, including Afghan and Iraqi refugees, and Iranian teachers. The program provided staple food baskets and adjusted cash transfers to support living costs, with increased amounts for both male and female-headed households. WFP also supported 53 celiac patients and 399 refugees with disabilities. Additionally, the organization initiated 25 income-generating projects benefiting 310 refugees. With nearly 35,000 registered refugees in 20 settlements, WFP continues to address food security needs through various programs, amid an evolving economic landscape and ongoing humanitarian challenges in Iran.
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A leaked survey by the Iranian Students Polling Agency reveals 92% of respondents are dissatisfied with Iran’s current state, indicating a historic low in public trust toward the ruling establishment. The report, highlighting a legitimacy crisis, reflects widespread discontent not just with the government of Masoud Pezeshkian but the entire regime. Ongoing crises, including economic collapse, human rights abuses, and environmental disasters, exacerbate public unrest. Acknowledgment of this dissatisfaction has emerged even within the government, while previous polls showed similar trends. As faith in reform dwindles, calls for regime change grow stronger, marking a critical shift in Iran’s political landscape.
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