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Iran is collaborating with the International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) to improve professional ethics in social work through three key initiatives, as announced by Hassan Mousavi-Chalak, head of the Iranian Social Workers Association. The initiatives include research on global ethical principles, examining the impact of artificial intelligence on social work, and updating the global ethical framework. These efforts will be discussed at the 28th Asia-Pacific Social Work Regional Conference, focusing on climate change and environmental issues. The Iranian Association of Social Workers also emphasizes policymaking participation, collaborations, and community engagement as part of its proactive approach in shaping social policy.
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Iraq’s Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Haider Abd Dahed, announced the country’s intent to send talented students to study at Iran’s state universities, aiming to enhance academic exchange. In discussions with Saeed Habiba, head of the Organization of Student Affairs, they sought to finalize a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to facilitate this initiative. Dahed highlighted the high global rankings of Iranian universities and proposed addressing current Iraqi laws affecting medical students. The collaboration includes potential exchanges of professors and students, with ongoing discussions about scholarships for outstanding Iraqi students, fostering deeper educational ties and mutual understanding between the two nations.
The International Day of Awareness on Food Loss and Waste Reduction, observed on September 29, highlights the urgent need to address global food loss and waste. With about 13.2% of food lost before retail and 19% wasted at consumer levels, this issue jeopardizes food security and environmental sustainability. Effective strategies include adopting integrated approaches, leveraging technology, promoting best practices, and raising awareness. The theme for this year, “Stop food loss and waste. For the people. For the Planet,” calls for collective action to achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goal of halving food waste by 2030. Participation from all stakeholders is essential for lasting change.
On December 29, market vendors in Tehran went on strike, protesting soaring prices and rampant inflation affecting working-class families. Housing costs have surged, consuming up to 62% of incomes, leading to increased homelessness and the decline of access to healthcare and education. Many families are forced to cut back on essential expenses, resulting in a rise in self-medication and health issues. Despite the economic crisis, the Iranian regime prioritizes military and nuclear investments over domestic welfare. Reports indicate that 82% of tenant households live below the poverty line, highlighting the urgent need for systemic change to improve living conditions.
In Iran, 51% of schools are built with the support of benefactors, reflecting a strong community commitment to improving education. Government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani noted that this involvement has increased, with benefactors contributing around 200 trillion rials (approximately $250 million) for school construction this year. Projects include 1,856 semi-finished schools and plans for 3,206 new ones. Notably, over 6,000 Iranian women abroad are also participating in these initiatives. President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized the importance of educational equity and vocational training, aiming to transform public schools into models of excellence and ensure every student receives quality education.