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Stories Beyond Numbers: Mahya Nami, six-year-old girl killed before she could return to school
Mahya Nami, a six-year-old Iranian preschooler learning to count, was killed with her sister in a US-Israeli strike on their Tabriz home during the 40-day war of aggression.
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ECONOMY
Discover Iran: Tabriz, where Iran’s Silk Road legacy meets industry, trade and a new economic future
The city of Tabriz in East Azarbaijan province is evolving from a historic Silk Road trading hub into a diversified industrial powerhouse, leveraging strategic geography, private enterprise, infrastructure, trade, tourism, and investment to become Iran’s economic capital.
REPORTS
Tabriz hosts 26th Iranian annual nuclear medicine congress
Scientific discussions are underway at Iran's 26th International Nuclear Medicine Congress in the northwestern city of Tabriz.
CULTURE
Discover Iran: Tabriz’s Blue Mosque, where glorious history meets timeless Iranian architecture
Tabriz’s Blue Mosque, built in 1465, is a prime tourist attraction that showcases exceptional tilework, royal patronage, cultural exchange and remarkable resilience through centuries of earthquakes and upheaval.
ECONOMY
Discover Iran: Tabriz’s centuries-old trading culture drives carpets, leather, industry and exports
Tabriz is transforming its centuries-old trading tradition into a diversified modern economy, combining carpets, leather and footwear with manufacturing, food production and exports to markets across the Caucasus and beyond.
CULTURE
Discover Iran: Tabriz Grand Bazaar, where centuries of trade, culture and craftsmanship still thrive
Tabriz Bazaar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, embodies centuries of trade, culture, religion, craftsmanship, politics, and urban life through remarkable architecture and enduring commercial traditions.
POLITICS
Iran says 20 airports resume operations after US-Israeli aggression
An Iranian civil aviation official says 20 airports across the country have successfully resumed operations following the recent US-Israeli aggression.
ECONOMY
Iran restores key rail links after damage caused by US-Israeli assaults
Iran has restored train services in East Azarbaijan Province after repairing the damage caused by US-Israeli strikes.
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