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    In the 2025 Shanghai University Ranking, six Iranian universities are in the top 1,000, down from nine in 2024. Notably, Tehran University of Medical Sciences and University of Tehran rank within the 401-500 range. Other ranked institutions include Tarbiat Modares University (701-800) and several medical universities within the 801-1000 range. The ARWU evaluates over 2,500 universities based on objective indicators. Additionally, the Webometrics ranking identifies 64 Iranian medical universities, with notable improvements in several. In the QS World University Rankings, nine Iranian universities are recognized, maintaining their previous count, while the Round University Ranking acknowledges 36 Iranian universities, an increase from 32.

  • Transforming Communities: Nine Provinces Embrace Age-Friendly Initiatives

    Iran has launched a national project to create age-friendly environments in nine provinces, enhancing the quality of life for seniors. This initiative includes Tehran, Gilan, and Isfahan, focusing on supportive services across eight domains: transportation, social participation, housing, and more. The project, part of an international collaboration, aims to address the growing elderly population, projected to reach 32% by 2050. A national document will guide the establishment of these environments, emphasizing collaboration among local institutions. The initiative reflects the urgent need to adapt to demographic changes, ensuring seniors can thrive in their communities.

  • Iran and Japan Forge Stronger Technological Partnership for Future Innovations

    Iranian and Japanese officials have underscored the need to enhance technological cooperation, focusing on artificial intelligence, the digital economy, and sustainable infrastructure. During a meeting in Tokyo, Deputy Minister Ehsan Chitsaz and Vice-Minister Imagwa Takuo discussed initiatives to strengthen their digital partnership, including the establishment of an Iran-Japan Digital Innovation Center, joint university courses, and policy development for emerging technologies. Japan is committed to supporting Iran’s digital transformation through cooperative projects. A joint executive working group will monitor progress and facilitate ongoing dialogue, emphasizing both nations’ shared vision for technological advancement and economic growth.

  • WHO Joins Forces with Iran to Enhance Healthcare Access for Refugees

    During the 78th World Health Assembly (WHA), WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus recognized the strain Afghan refugees place on Iran’s healthcare system. He affirmed WHO’s support for Iran’s health initiatives, which serve as a model for the region. Iran’s Health Minister Mohammad-Reza Zafarqandi highlighted the presence of over 4.5 million refugees and the need for enhanced cooperation with the WHO. The WHA focuses on global health challenges, with 56 topics for discussion, including health policies and international cooperation. Zafarqandi plans to engage with health ministers from various countries to foster collaboration and improve health services, especially for refugees.

  • Fashion Forward: Celebrating Intl. Day of Zero Waste 2025 with Sustainable Textiles and Zero Waste Solutions

    The International Day of Zero Waste, celebrated on March 30, promotes initiatives aligned with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, focusing on various waste forms, including food and electronic waste. This year’s theme, “Towards zero waste in fashion and textiles,” highlights the urgent need for sustainable practices in the rapidly growing textile industry, which generates 92 million tonnes of waste annually. Key actions for consumers include reusing, repairing, and recycling clothing, while businesses should prioritize durable, repairable, and recyclable products. Governments are urged to enforce regulations and invest in sustainable practices to facilitate a transition toward a circular economy.