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Guardian Council member tours Tehran Times anniversary exhibition

TEHRAN – Hadi Tahan Nazif, jurist member and spokesperson of Iran’s Guardian Council, paid a visit to the “Tehran Times Reports...” exhibition on Monday, accompanied by Tehran Times Editor-in-Chief Mohammad Sarfi. Last week, on the occasion of Tehran Times’ anniversary celebrations, the exhibit was inaugurated, showcasing historical front pages and rare archival materials from the past four decades. During his visit, Tahan Nazif expressed his appreciation, saying that it was an honor to visit the exhibition. He mentioned that they could see Tehran Times’ presence throughout history, noting that the newspaper has been reporting on the events affecting the country and its people with professionalism and interest. He emphasized that the persistence in reporting important and compelling news is evident. “We could just see a small piece of Tehran Times’ innovation and efforts, but it still shows the passion behind this media group,” he added. “I wish Tehran Times and its team continued success. May it persist in its vital role, delivering enduring and impactful content as it has throughout the years, and continue to report important news to audiences around the globe,” Tahan Nazif concluded.

‘ Tehran Times reports…’ exhibition offers glimpse into Iran in the 1980s

An exhibition showcasing the rich history and enduring legacy of the Tehran Times, Iran's first post-revolution English-language newspaper, is currently running in Tehran. Titled "Tehran Times reports…," the exhibition provides a unique perspective on Iranian history through the lens of a publication that has strived to project a correct and authentic image of the country in the 1980s. It will be on display until May 15.

Tehran Times marks 46th anniversary with diplomatic gathering

The Tehran Times celebrated its 46th anniversary on May 5th with a ceremony attended by high-ranking officials and diplomats. The event saw significant diplomatic representation, including the Ambassadors of China and Iraq to Iran, as well as representatives from the Embassies of Russia, Japan, India, and Qatar. The head of Iran's Islamic Development Organization, Ayatollah Mohammad Qomi, was also in attendance.

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Nostalgic Iranian songs revived by Chakavak Orchestra at Fajr Music Festival

Tehran – On Friday, the Chakavak Music Orchestra took the stage at the 40th Fajr International Music Festival, delivering a performance of nostalgic songs, some of which were presented for the first time in half a century. Led by conductor Reza Shayesteh, the Chakavak Music Orchestra brought to life beloved Iranian national and cultural pieces, celebrating Iran's rich musical heritage.

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Government spokeswoman visits Tehran Times

On Tuesday, February 12, Fatemeh Mohajerani, the government spokeswoman, visited the Tehran Times and met with Mohammad Mehdi Rahmati, the daily's managing director.

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Marzieh Hashemi: Ammar festival expands to showcase revolutionary art globally

In an interview with the Tehran Times, Marzieh Hashemi, the newly appointed secretary of the Ammar Popular Film Festival, shared her vision for the festival's transformative journey in the realm of revolutionary art. With a commitment to amplifying underrepresented voices, Hashemi emphasized the festival's goal of expanding its influence beyond regional confines to a broader, international audience.

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Pakistan's ambassador in Iran visits Tehran Times for talks, interview

TEHRAN – Pakistan’s Ambassador to Iran, Muhammad Mudassir Tipu, visited the Tehran Times headquarters on Wednesday to explore potential collaborations. He met with the publication’s CEO and Editor-in-Chief and participated in an interview with a Tehran Times correspondent.