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[00:00:00] discussed.
[00:00:30] The esteemed President announced Iran and Oman's agreement
[00:00:34] to facilitate sea travel in the Strait of Hormuz. Mr. Pezeshkian, in an
[00:00:38] interview with India Today TV, emphasized
[00:00:40] that the complete opening of this route within the framework
[00:00:44] of international laws depends on the cessation of aggression
[00:00:47] and aggressive actions by the United States in the region.
[00:00:51] It was
[00:00:54] with Oman that we discussed, and we reached
[00:00:57] a specific framework of understanding
[00:01:01] that this Hormuz route should be understood
[00:01:05] together and
[00:01:09] that the international organization for
[00:01:11] seas should be informed of this situation.
[00:01:14] In this context, within the framework of
[00:01:18] international laws, this route will remain open, provided that
[00:01:21] the United States ceases its blockade
[00:01:25] and
[00:01:28] its unchivalrous aggressions.
[00:01:34] The commander of the IRGC Navy announced that the supertanker
[00:01:38] Algaya, which intended to cross the prohibited area south of the
[00:01:41] Strait of Hormuz, exploded after hitting sea mines.
[00:01:45] Efforts to contain the fire were unsuccessful, and the entire
[00:01:48] tanker is engulfed in flames.
[00:01:52] Previously, warnings were issued about the dangerous nature of the illegal passage.
[00:01:55] The IRGC Navy emphatically declares that the Strait
[00:01:59] of Hormuz is closed and remains under
[00:02:03] our intelligent control.
[00:02:06] The second phase of the Hoveyzeh Persian Gulf Gas Refinery in the
[00:02:10] west of Karun is 97% complete and ready
[00:02:13] for operation. The commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya
[00:02:16] Construction Headquarters said: This refinery was built with the aim of
[00:02:19] collecting associated petroleum gases and preventing
[00:02:22] the burning and raw sale of these resources. According to
[00:02:26] Sardar Abed, the first phase of the refinery, with a capacity of 500 million cubic feet
[00:02:30] per day, was commissioned in the thirteenth government.
[00:02:33] reached.
[00:02:36] The second phase is also, in any case, complete. Now it is about
[00:02:39] 9%. This is if
[00:02:43] the remaining 3% is also there, this is in the direction of, in
[00:02:47] fact, cleaning, and
[00:02:50] this cleaning involves a series of connections. This is also coming to an end,
[00:02:54] which means that if
[00:02:58] the Persian Gulf Holding, because it is also the investor in this, and
[00:03:01] we are also partners
[00:03:04] in this project, we can reach the
[00:03:08] operation of the second phase by the end of the year
[00:03:11] and with the discussion of petrochemicals that have been
[00:03:14] formed in the south, we can also provide
[00:03:17] them with feedstock and, God willing, we will reach
[00:03:20] self-sufficiency.
[00:03:23] Iran's national skills team was dispatched to the international competitions
[00:03:27] in Shanghai, China. Competitions with the presence of 22 skilled
[00:03:30] Iranians who will compete with representatives from
[00:03:34] 75 countries in 20 specialized fields.
[00:03:36] My field is graphic design technology, which involves a lot of creativity and even technical aspects. I am mobile.
[00:03:39] My field is graphic design technology, which involves a lot of creativity and even
[00:03:42] technical aspects to be observed.
[00:03:45] I am mobile. My field is jewelry making, and
[00:03:48] because it is one of the most
[00:03:51] honorable fields, I am a car painter, and the level
[00:03:55] of the competitions is very high. Are you a little stressed? No, I'm
[00:03:58] completely ready. Our camps were good camps.
[00:04:02] Very good teachers came and worked with us. Everyone
[00:04:05] tried their best for us. We worked day and night
[00:04:09] to be able to reach the standard that was needed.
[00:04:12] Right now, I'm here. I have received job offers from two of the best companies.
[00:04:16] Long live Iran!
[00:04:19] Long live Iran!
[00:04:23] Based on the latest tests we have taken from them,
[00:04:27] their skill level is fortunately higher than the global average.
[00:04:30] They get higher scores in the tests we have compared to previous periods, and we are very
[00:04:34] hopeful that they will elevate Iran's position in the global ranking
[00:04:38] to higher levels.
[00:04:40] elevate.
[00:04:43] "40 Days of Glory, Resistance, and Victory from the Photographers' Perspective,"
[00:04:47] a large photography exhibition narrating the glory and victory of Iranians
[00:04:50] in the imposed war, opened at the Academy
[00:04:54] of Arts. In this exhibition, 250
[00:04:57] photos from all over Iran tell of the martyrdom and oppression
[00:05:00] of the valiant people of Iran in the imposed war
[00:05:03] and also of their perseverance in the streets.
[00:05:06] The "40 Days of Glory, Resistance, and
[00:05:10] Victory" exhibition will run until September 31st at the Academy
[00:05:13] of Arts and welcomes enthusiasts.
[00:05:15] welcomes. This exhibition has various
[00:05:18] sections. We started the exhibition with American peace
[00:05:22] to show that the Americans' claim of peace
[00:05:25] was false, and fundamentally what
[00:05:28] consequences this war had for us. Then
[00:05:32] we have the memorial for the martyrs of Minab. Then we move on
[00:05:35] to the glory of the resurrection of the people
[00:05:38] of Iran and their social and national solidarity.
[00:05:41] Diverse photos from all over the country have come,
[00:05:45] and at the same time, a look
[00:05:48] at the Iranian heritage in the war,
[00:05:51] meaning the damages inflicted upon our cultural heritage,
[00:05:54] is also presented in a section here. Meanwhile,
[00:05:57] one booth also offers a brief
[00:06:01] process-oriented look at the war and our victory.
[00:06:03] has
[00:06:06] The selfless service of jihadists in Urmia.
[00:06:09] Medical teams composed of jihadists from West Azerbaijan
[00:06:13] and East Azerbaijan provided free medical services to over
[00:06:17] 600 residents of Urmia villages
[00:06:20] and provided free medical and dental services.
[00:06:24] The Martyrs of Health Jihad Camp in Tabriz, in cooperation with
[00:06:27] the Alavi Foundation's Health Institute in West Azerbaijan province,
[00:06:30] visited people in the village of Garkandeh, Chaypareh county,
[00:06:34] for two days and provided
[00:06:38] free medical and dental services to the deprived people of this village.
[00:06:41] dental services. The Alavi Foundation, in cooperation
[00:06:45] with the Martyrs of Health Jihad group,
[00:06:48] has provided services to the deprived people of Chaypareh county villages,
[00:06:51] including free dental, general medical,
[00:06:55] midwifery, and mental health services
[00:06:59] to the people of Chaypareh county villages.
[00:07:02] The team that we came with consists of 10
[00:07:06] dentists, four general practitioners, one midwife,
[00:07:10] and one psychologist. people.
[00:07:25] Their work was excellent. Due to public demand, this
[00:07:28] camp will be extended. Given the public's reception of this
[00:07:32] tour, God willing, with the coordination that has been done, we will invite
[00:07:36] this group for the next one or two months to provide treatment
[00:07:39] for the dear people of سای پارهاره. During these two days, over 600 residents of
[00:07:43] Garahkani village and several surrounding villages benefited
[00:07:46] from the medical and dental services
[00:07:50] of this team. Gholam Reza
[00:07:53] Rostamzadeh, IRIB News Agency, سایپاره.
[00:09:24] dear reporter, today, September 24th,
[00:09:28] 1405. We present this to your kind gaze
[00:09:31] until around 8 AM. Stay with us for some of
[00:09:35] today's news
[00:09:37] events.
[00:14:06] Firouzeh Award, a national event that aims to
[00:14:09] identify and also support designers and
[00:14:12] producers of Iranian Islamic cultural goods.
[00:14:16] Today, the closing ceremony of the tenth edition of this award will be held in another
[00:14:20] hour, and we are currently hosting Ms. Goharri
[00:14:24] in the studio. Secretary of the tenth edition of the
[00:14:36] how many works were submitted to the Firouzeh Award,
[00:14:40] and out of those works, how many did you select
[00:14:44] for the closing ceremony to be held in another hour,
[00:14:47] God willing? About 4,335 works
[00:14:51] were received by the secretariat, and out of these works, after 30
[00:15:00] provinces of the country, 17 provinces from different provinces
[00:15:04] have come. The scope of activity in the field
[00:15:07] of designers and producers of Iranian Islamic cultural cards is very extensive.
[00:15:11] Yes. What were the most important characteristics
[00:15:14] of these works you mentioned?
[00:15:18] Look, the Firouzeh Award
[00:15:21] deals with an area that perhaps
[00:15:25] other areas rarely deal with,
[00:15:28] and that is narrative and civilizational
[00:15:32] issues, and works that
[00:15:36] are usually submitted to the festival
[00:15:37] are
[00:15:41] not identified in other cases.
[00:15:45] Currently, in the field of cultural gifts and dolls,
[00:15:48] our strongest point is
[00:15:51] cases from artists reached Tehran
[00:15:54] that even we, who have been working in this field for years, had no
[00:15:58] familiarity with. For this reason, after
[00:16:02] a decade, we decided to hold an exhibition
[00:16:05] this year as well. The works will be displayed in one place
[00:16:09] and based on that, God willing, based on future
[00:16:13] policies, these works will lead to
[00:16:16] product production. So this is the first year you're holding
[00:16:20] the exhibition alongside this festival? In previous years, there were temporary exhibitions
[00:16:24] with the closing ceremony, but this year,
[00:16:27] yes, we have gathered all the works from one period in Azadi Tower.
[00:16:31] We have gathered them. And until when will it continue? How can the audience
[00:16:35] visit? What hours can they visit
[00:16:38] to see this exhibition?
[00:16:40] see.
[00:16:43] This exhibition is being held with a permanent approach. Currently,
[00:16:46] its location is Azadi Tower. Well, according to
[00:16:50] Azadi Tower's working hours, from Saturday to Friday,
[00:16:53] and they can visit the works.
[00:16:57] And the possibility that has been provided
[00:17:01] is digital identification and QR codes have been prepared for these works.
[00:17:04] Artist information story. The creation of works
[00:17:07] and the possibility of contacting the artist for
[00:17:11] orders is provided. Oh, so there is no possibility of buying there. You can just
[00:17:15] see and order, and then the artist will
[00:17:18] prepare it and provide it to the buyer. Yes,
[00:17:21] yes. Another section that you have in this
[00:17:25] period, or whether this is this period or your period,
[00:17:29] please explain it completely regarding the media ambassadors
[00:17:32] of the Firouzeh Award. What is this?
[00:17:35] The secretariat decided
[00:17:38] to actually identify
[00:17:41] media professionals who are active in various
[00:17:45] fields as ambassadors of the
[00:17:49] Firouzeh Award and
[00:17:52] honor them today. Very good. And
[00:17:55] another point is that the festival is being held under
[00:17:59] the supervision of the Deputy Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance. And well, as you mentioned,
[00:18:02] the exhibition that is attached to this festival
[00:18:06] is being implemented and is open to the public.
[00:18:09] This is your tenth
[00:18:12] edition. You have gone through nine editions.
[00:18:15] You have experience from nine editions, and of course, a future
[00:18:19] ahead for this award. Please refer to those
[00:18:22] past experiences and how much they helped you to be able to hold
[00:18:25] this edition, and also tell us about your future
[00:18:29] plans, especially for the eleventh edition. Well,
[00:18:33] the Firouzeh Award started with an innovation in 2015.
[00:18:37] The main goal was to identify
[00:18:40] and introduce artists from all over the country and
[00:18:44] in fact, to implement cultural justice, which was truly achieved. This year,
[00:18:47] as the first period that I was serving in the secretariat,
[00:18:51] I realized that good networking has been done in the provinces,
[00:18:55] and this is our strength. Another
[00:18:58] point is that we
[00:19:01] delegate part of the work to the provincial secretariats. Provincial secretaries
[00:19:05] are selected. These secretaries have
[00:19:08] knowledge and understanding of the local art of the region.
[00:19:12] They have a good relationship with the artists,
[00:19:14] and it is appropriate here to thank all of them,
[00:19:18] because we say that the Firouzeh Award is not a desk award. We
[00:19:21] even today are honoring our nomadic tribes
[00:19:25] from remote villages, and this award is so
[00:19:29] inspiring for us that despite many
[00:19:32] ups and downs, we are working with
[00:19:35] love and passion. The next point is that
[00:19:39] until now, the award was event-driven and festival-driven,
[00:19:43] meaning it ended and only the artist
[00:19:46] was identified. Of course, we now have good artists. This year,
[00:19:49] when we asked the artists from previous periods
[00:19:52] to send their works, thank God, we realized that
[00:19:56] many of them have reached export, meaning personally or some
[00:20:00] of them who have companies now. But after
[00:20:03] this, God willing, the festival is supposed to move
[00:20:06] from an event-based state. If the conditions
[00:20:10] are provided, it has been discussed in the Ministry of Culture
[00:20:14] to move towards a cultural platform.
[00:22:33] a campaign, a nationwide campaign
[00:22:37] titled "For Future Builders." Mr. Nourzadeh,
[00:22:54] the campaign, the "For Future Builders" campaign. This
[00:22:57] campaign is in its third year of activity. It started
[00:23:01] with the efforts of the Sazandegi Basij and the leadership
[00:23:05] of the Alawi Jihadist Assembly,
[00:23:08] and today, thank God, it has reached a point
[00:23:11] where many of these groups, many of these organizations
[00:23:15] that have social responsibility, are working in this matter of providing
[00:23:19] stationery. They are all almost gathered together.
[00:23:22] That means this time of year it is held, considering
[00:23:26] that we are on the verge of Mehr month, the reopening
[00:23:29] of schools. After all,
[00:23:32] every year, all the groups that work
[00:23:35] in this field and have beneficiaries were all doing things in isolation.
[00:23:39] But we said that by creating this
[00:23:43] campaign, everyone should come together, everyone should also be aware
[00:23:46] of the work that is being done, and also be aware of which
[00:23:57] foundations, groups, everyone should work together and make a joint effort.
[00:24:00] Now, a synergy has been created among the jihadist groups
[00:24:04] and organizations and institutions that were active in the reopening of schools, especially
[00:24:07] in disadvantaged areas. These have now
[00:24:11] been merged, and synergy is taking place. What has been the output of this
[00:24:15] synergy in this campaign so far,
[00:24:18] in terms of stationery that has been provided to students in different
[00:24:22] parts of our country? Look, we don't
[00:24:25] have exact statistics right now because every day in the Sazandegi channel
[00:24:29] and other channels for the provinces,
[00:24:32] this report comes. We used to select
[00:24:36] a campaign secretary in each province in previous years,
[00:24:39] but this year, in all
[00:24:42] cities, under the same campaign secretary
[00:24:46] for the province, we also selected a leading jihadist group
[00:24:50] to address the problems related to this campaign in those
[00:24:53] cities. For example, there is a producer or an individual
[00:24:57] who can even provide one package.
[00:25:01] They can even provide one notebook. They are obliged
[00:25:04] to bring everyone together to do something big
[00:25:08] because big works both create
[00:25:11] hope and their impact is greater.
[00:25:14] A group might be able to provide 10 packages
[00:25:18] within its means. Another group might be able to provide more.
[00:25:22] We said that these tasks and even if they want to hold a celebration, they should do
[00:25:25] it together. These provincial secretaries whom you mentioned
[00:25:29] and the individuals whom you specified and selected
[00:25:32] who are active in the cities and help
[00:25:36] are solely for identifying the resources that can provide
[00:25:39] stationery, or also identifying
[00:25:43] individuals, families, and needy and disadvantaged students
[00:25:47] in that region, and they are responsible for doing
[00:26:02] this. But the leading
[00:26:05] groups or their superiors, the provincial
[00:26:08] secretaries, lead this work. One person can
[00:26:12] help with stationery. Another can help with
[00:26:15] painting schools. A group or
[00:26:19] individuals can work in the field of health for the health of students.
[00:26:22] students. All of these gather together,
[00:26:26] and a national movement is formed,
[00:26:29] and also that impact. And we can also
[00:26:33] have good statistics. We should know that perhaps at the last minute,
[00:26:37] if a school has not been allocated
[00:26:40] supplies, we use this capacity and deliver
[00:26:44] these items to the students faster. Please mention any other points
[00:26:48] regarding this "For Future Builders" campaign.
[00:26:52] Please tell us. I
[00:26:54] believe that every year, the campaign must take a step
[00:26:58] forward. Yes, I have a few
[00:27:00] good news. One
[00:27:04] is that we have talked to all the organizations,
[00:27:08] meaning we have been working for two or three months so that this
[00:27:11] one month's work will be effective. It will be effective.
[00:27:14] The Inventors Institute organization
[00:27:18] has identified 2,000 students to whom we will give stationery.
[00:27:21] stationery. We have identified this project in four
[00:27:25] provinces as a pilot project to provide scholarships to 2,000
[00:27:29] talented students. They provide scholarships.
[00:27:34] Then we launched the permanent secretariat of the
[00:27:37] national "For Future Builders" campaign this year, which operates permanently.
[00:27:41] It is not only related to the stationery season and the beginning of the
[00:27:45] academic year because the school
[00:27:48] problem system must continue
[00:27:51] until the end of schools and the academic year. That is why
[00:27:55] this secretariat performs its work permanently.
[00:27:58] From the problems related to the field of education.
[00:28:02] Regarding the discussion of future builders, we need to work
[00:28:06] more this year, and a very
[00:28:09] beautiful and perhaps blessed work that we started
[00:28:13] this year, and this is at the request of the mothers
[00:28:16] and sisters of the martyrs and the families of the martyrs
[00:28:19] of the recent war, there was a family that lost
[00:28:23] their 18-year-old son. They came and joined this
[00:28:27] work. They have a share in this campaign. They have a role
[00:28:30] in the discussion of packaging. In the discussion of
[00:28:33] providing, they help us, and
[00:28:36] another piece of news is that
[00:28:39] one of these recent martyrs' houses in Qods city,
[00:28:43] perhaps a small house,
[00:28:46] but this family
[00:28:49] has dedicated one floor of this house
[00:28:52] to this campaign, dedicated to jihadist work,
[00:28:55] a place where the memory of this
[00:28:59] dear young man, our dear martyr, flows there.
[00:29:02] This has become a base
[00:29:05] for the future builders
[00:30:31] of the Lebanese Parliament. In this telephone conversation,
[00:30:35] Mr. Araghchi and Mr. Nabih Berri discussed regional developments and the necessity
[00:30:38] of strengthening coordination among regional countries to confront
[00:30:42] the domineering and warmongering Zionist regime against
[00:30:46] Lebanon and other countries in the region. The Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:30:49] of our country, referring to Iran's constant commitment
[00:30:53] to preserving Lebanon's national sovereignty and territorial
[00:30:56] integrity against the attacks of the genocidal regime,