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** Iran Daily
— Iran sells caviar to 38 countries: IFO official
According to official statistics, Iran exported 4.784 tons of caviar to 38 countries in the Iranian year ending March 19, an increase of 37% from 3.5 tons in the previous year.
Nasir Karamirad, director general of the Iranian Fisheries Organization (IFO) for the enhancement and conservation of aquatic genetic resources, added in an interview with Iran Daily that Iran produced 4,760 tons of sturgeon meat and 21,612 tons of caviar last year.
——Discuss Iran’s exchange of Turkmenistan’s natural gas with Iraq
Iran and Turkmenistan signed a gas swap agreement on Wednesday to supply 10 billion cubic meters of Turkmen gas to Iraq annually via Iran. The strategic agreement is a win-win for all three countries, diversifying Turkmenistan’s export destinations, supplying gas to northern Iran, and preventing power shortages in Iraq.
The contract signing ceremony was attended by Iranian Ambassador to Turkmenistan Ali Mojtaba Rouzbahani and Chairman of the Turkmenistan State Relations Committee Maksat Babayev.
– Iran’s exports to Iraq increased by 27% in three months
Iran exported goods worth $3 billion to Iraq in the first quarter of the current Iranian year (March 20-June 20), up 27 percent from $2.346 billion in the same period last year.
The news was announced by Farzad Pirtan, adviser to the chairman of Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization, who said the main export commodities include natural gas, fresh apples and steel ingots.
** Kaihan International
– Imam Reza Shrine holds “Sala” ceremony to mark the beginning of Muharram
Coinciding with the start of the mourning month of Muharram, a “Sala” (meaning “calling”) ceremony was held at the shrine of Imam Reza (AS) in the holy city of Mashhad, Iran on Sunday.
For more than three centuries, people have been performing the Salah ritual every year at the beginning of Muharram (the first month of the Islamic calendar) to mourn Imam Hussain (AS).
— Turkish university imports Iranian-made nano-profilometer
A nano-profilometer designed and manufactured by experts from an Iranian company has been commercialized and exported to Turkey.
“Currently, we produce 3D optical profilers with nanometer (nano-profilometer) and micrometer (micro-profilometer) accuracy. The nano-profilometer version is fully commercialized and used in centers such as Zancan University and Gazi University in Turkey,” said Solmaz Bigdeli, the Iranian company’s commercial manager.
— Official: Exports of technical engineering services surge
Masoud Moradi, CEO of Iran Power Plant Maintenance Company (IPPRC), announced a significant increase in exports of technical and engineering services in the country’s power sector.
Moradi pointed out that Iranian professional engineers successfully completed the RI operation of the gas turbine unit of the Mosul Power Plant in Iraq, earning $185,000 in foreign exchange.
** Tehran Times
——Iranian photographers won 23 awards at the Pamir International Photography Salon in Tajikistan
Iranian photographers received 23 medals and honorable mentions at the 4th Pamir International Photography Salon held in Tajikistan. All winning works from Iran and around the world were exhibited in an online gallery on the event’s website, Pamirexhibition.com.
According to Honaronline, the event includes six sections: Open Monochrome, Open Color, Portrait, Landscape, Nature, and Focus on the World.
– Iran tops Islamic countries in 2024 Leiden Ranking
The 2024 Leiden University Ranking System ranks 46 Iranian universities among the top 1,506 universities in the world, ranking Iran first among Islamic countries in terms of the number of universities.
A total of 146 universities from Islamic countries were included in this year’s ranking, with Turkey (40), Saudi Arabia (16), Egypt (15) and Pakistan (13) ranking second and fifth respectively.
—Echoes of Karbala: A Glimpse into the Muharram Mourning Ceremony
Every year during Muharram, hundreds of foreigners flock to Iran to experience its profound mourning traditions firsthand, despite language barriers.
During the first ten days of the lunar calendar, numerous mourning ceremonies are performed to commemorate the death of Imam Hussein (AS) and his loyal companions who died in the tragic battle of Karbala in 680 AD. These ceremonies are celebrated with great pomp and hold a high place in the hearts of the Iranian people. Each unique ritual carries a profound message of sacrifice, justice and devotion.
The climax of Muharram celebrations is Ashura, the tenth day of the tenth lunar month, when large gatherings are held in mosques and religious centers.
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