Iran`s Mes held Persepolis at Azadi
TEHRAN,March 13(MNA) – Persepolis was held to a 1-1 draw by Mes of Kerman in the Iran Professional League (IPL) on Monday.
Iran`s Fajr Fashion Festival ends with no first prize winner
TEHRAN,March 13(MNA) -- The 1st Fajr Fashion Festival was brought to an end Sunday at Vahdat Hall with no first prize winner in any category.
Iran`s Fajr Fashion Festival ends with no first prize winner
TEHRAN,March 13(MNA) -- The 1st Fajr Fashion Festival was brought to an end Sunday at Vahdat Hall with no first prize winner in any category.
UNESCO commissions Iran to organize manuscripts in Central and Southeast Asia
TEHRAN,March 13(MNA) -- The UNESCO has recently commissioned Iran to organize manuscripts in countries located in Central and Southeast Asia, the director of the Iran National Library and Archives
UNESCO commissions Iran to organize manuscripts in Central and Southeast Asia
TEHRAN,March 13(MNA) -- The UNESCO has recently commissioned Iran to organize manuscripts in countries located in Central and Southeast Asia, the director of the Iran National Library and Archives
Iranian band Lian to perform in Gothenburg
TEHRAN,March 13(MNA) -- The Iranian music band Lian from the southern city of Bushehr will be giving a performance on March 15 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Iranian band Lian to perform in Gothenburg
TEHRAN,March 13(MNA) -- The Iranian music band Lian from the southern city of Bushehr will be giving a performance on March 15 in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Iran is the world’s 13th biggest car producer: report
TEHRAN, March 13 (MNA) - Iranian car manufacturers produced 1.648 million cars in 2011, making the country number 13 in the world in terms of production, a recent report by the International Organi
Iran is the world’s 13th biggest car producer: report
TEHRAN, March 13 (MNA) - Iranian car manufacturers produced 1.648 million cars in 2011, making the country number 13 in the world in terms of production, a recent report by the International Organi
Economics and ethics are intertwined: Professor Jay
TEHRAN, March 13 (MNA) - Professor Martin Jay says, “From the very beginning of human culture, it is likely that economic activities and ethical concerns were inextricably intertwined.”
