انگلیسی Archives | صفحه ۳۶۰ از ۳۶۰
Iran’s EGFI Expands Operations to Support Regional Trade
As reimposed US sanctions restrict Iranian banks, the Export Guarantee Fund of Iran is set to expand operations to better support the country’s exports, especially with regional partners.
Golpayegan, land of Tulips
Golpayegan (Persian: Golpāyegān, also Romanized as Golpayegan; also known as Shahr-e Golpāyegān meaning “City of Golpayegan”) is a city in and the capital of Golpayegan County, Isfahan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 47,849, in 14,263 families
Britain Has Blood on Its Hands over ‘Forgotten’ War on Yemen: MP
A British MP accused the government of having “blood on its hands” over the Saudi-led aggression on Yemen, but almost half of people in the UK do not know the war even exists.
Iran Ride-Hailing Services Agitated About Fuel Rationing
The government of President Hassan Rouhani is mulling reintroduction of the gasoline rationing system that ended in 2015 and the restrictions could, and very likely will, harm ride-hailing companies, with drivers already complaining about low fares.
Abbasi House, a beautiful masterpiece of Persian architecture
Built during the 18th century, Abbasi House of Kashan, also referred to as the Abbassian House (Khaneh Abbassian), is the most distinguished example of traditional Persian architecture in all of Iran.
Isfahan ready for Arbaeen mourning ceremony
“Coincidence with the day of Arbaeen, the main squares and streets of Isfahan are adorned with mourning flags to create a spiritual atmosphere,” the General Director of Communication and International Affairs of Isfahan municipality said.
Afghanistan calls for expansion of customs ties with Iran
‘Goods should be exported to Afghanistan via a single rout so that we would be able to stop low quality goods from entering Afghanistan,’ said Abdulbaser Salangi on Saturday. Saying that the ties between Iran and Afghanistan have always been good, he stressed, ‘Cooperation between Iran and Afghanistan in the resistance era is not forgettable.’ […]