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On Thursday, Taleqani Park in northern Tehran hosted a lively ‘sport for all’ event for retired municipal employees and their families, aimed at promoting physical and mental well-being. The gathering featured various sports activities, family involvement, and a focus on mental health, allowing participants to reconnect and forge new friendships. Retirees expressed gratitude for initiatives like this, which encourage an active lifestyle post-retirement. The event also provided educational resources on nutrition and wellness. The Municipality of Tehran plans to organize more such events to foster community support and enhance the quality of life for seniors, emphasizing the importance of health and social interaction.
UNICEF and Tejarat Bank have launched the campaign ‘Disability is part of me, not all of me’ in Iran, aiming to empower children with disabilities by promoting inclusion and equal opportunities. The initiative features fundraising efforts and co-branded visibility across Tejarat Bank’s platforms. Key campaign goals include enhancing teacher training, improving early disability detection, and combating stigma. Additionally, UNICEF has introduced an ‘Earthquake Preparedness Education’ program for children with disabilities, providing tailored resources and training for stakeholders. This collaboration builds on prior successes, reinforcing both organizations’ commitment to improving the lives and well-being of children with disabilities in Iran.
The 7th national conference on Iran’s forests, scheduled for November 5-6 in Lorestan province, will focus on “Maintaining sole ownership and integrated management of natural resources with an emphasis on social forestry in Zagros.” Organized by the Iranian Forestry Association and the Natural Resources Organization, it will address forestry ecology, laws, technical subjects, and the impact of climate change. The Zagros forests, covering 14 million hectares and vital for freshwater production, face threats from climate change and illegal exploitation. The conference aims to foster international cooperation for sustainable management, emphasizing community engagement and the importance of preserving these globally significant ecosystems.
Cuban Ambassador Jorge Fernando Nicolás met with Iranian Deputy Health Minister Alireza Biglari at Iran Expo 2025, highlighting enhanced collaboration between Cuba and Iran in biotechnology and vaccine production. The event, showcasing Iran’s industrial strengths, attracted global representatives and facilitated discussions on joint health projects, including successful hepatitis B and COVID-19 vaccine initiatives. Officials emphasized Cuba’s significant role in Iran’s health sector cooperation and the importance of a ten-year agreement established last year. The meeting underscored the strategic partnership between the nations, aiming for mutual growth despite external challenges, particularly in healthcare and biotechnology advancements.
An Iranian delegation, led by ICT Minister Sattar Hashemi, is participating in the World Telecommunication Development Conference 2025 (WTDC-25) in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 17 to 28, 2025. The conference focuses on “Universal, meaningful, and affordable connectivity for an inclusive and sustainable digital future,” attracting around 150 global representatives. Hashemi plans to engage in discussions on fiber optic networks, 5G technologies, and AI, emphasizing Iran’s role in the regional digital landscape. Despite sanctions, Iran boasts a thriving fintech ecosystem and ranks second in the region for AI research and developers, highlighting its potential in advancing global connectivity.
On World Food Day 2025, FAO Representative Farrukh Toirov highlighted the organization’s 80-year dedication to food security and sustainable agriculture during a national conference in Iran. Emphasizing this year’s theme, “Hand in Hand, for Better Foods and a Better Future,” he called for partnerships to empower those in the food supply chain, particularly rural women, who are vital for food production and environmental sustainability. Toirov noted that while climate change poses challenges, armed conflicts currently threaten food security the most. He urged collective efforts from governments and organizations to enhance agricultural systems and ensure no one is left behind.