Syria to host Iranian cultural week Syria to host Iranian cultural week 

TEHRAN – The Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO) said on Friday that Iran plans to organize a cultural week in Syria in the near future.

ICRO director Mohammad-Mehdi Imanipur announced the plan in a meeting with Syrian Culture Minister Lubanah Mshaweh in Tehran.

He said Iran is also ready to host a Syrian cultural week to help improve

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5,500-year-old workshop for stone tools unearthed in central Iran5,500-year-old workshop for stone tools unearthed in central Iran

TEHRAN—Archaeologists in central Iran have discovered the ruins of an early workshop for stone tools, which is estimated to date some 5,500 years.

Archaeologists initially supposed they had discovered a small warehouse, but further investigations yielded the exiting of a workshop dedicated to making stone artifacts, IRIB reported.

The discovery was

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Truly ancient fort with great viewsTruly ancient fort with great views

TEHRAN - After some two millennia, the ruins of Narin fortress still rise imposingly above the oasis town of Meybod in the heart of Iran.

Revealing three layers of construction, the oldest foundations suggest some kind of settlement was built here as early as 4000 BC. Legend has it that the castle belonged to King Solomon and was built by jinns

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Iran has potential to broadly deal with natural disasters: UN coordinatorIran has potential to broadly deal with natural disasters: UN coordinator

TEHRAN – Stefan Priesner, the United Nations Resident Coordinator for Iran, has said the country has the potential to broadly deal with natural disasters and the United Nations is willing to document these valuable experiences.

In case of natural disasters, the United Nations is ready to provide services by forming a permanent working group with

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Tabriz to host Tajikistan&s cultural weekTabriz to host Tajikistan’s cultural week

TEHRAN—The historical city of Tabriz, which was once the Iranian capital under Safavids, will play host to Tajikistan’s cultural week in the near future.

The mausoleum of Kamal Khujandi, who was a 14th-century Persian poet and Sufi, has long been a top destination for travelers from Tajikistan, CHTN quoted East Azarbaijan province’s tourism chief a

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Iran 76th among 191 countries on Human Development IndexIran 76th among 191 countries on Human Development Index

TEHRAN - The Human Development Index (HDI) report of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) released on September 8 has placed Iran 76th among 191 countries as a nation with a high human development index.  

With a score of 0.774, Iran ranked higher than Ukraine, China, Armenia, Mexico, and Brazil.

Titled “Uncertain Times, Unsettled Lives: S

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