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[00:00:23] In the name of God, hello. The dividend
[00:00:26] of justice for 1 million and 72 thousand shareholders
[00:00:30] who in previous years had missed out on payments due to incomplete
[00:00:34] documents was paid.
[00:00:36] Out of a total of 49
[00:00:40] million justice shareholders, approximately 1 million and
[00:00:43] 572 thousand justice shareholders
[00:00:46] are deceased, and their information
[00:00:50] is incomplete in three categories. The main reason
[00:00:54] for the incomplete information is the failure
[00:00:57] to register a valid account number.
[00:01:00] This has been the case for this group of shareholders.
[00:01:04] After completing the information last
[00:01:06] Wednesday, the justice share dividend, which had been
[00:01:10] accumulated since 2019, was paid
[00:01:14] in a single payment to the accounts of these individuals. The Central
[00:01:17] Bank
[00:01:20] announced that since the launch of the Hesam
[00:01:23] system, i.e., five days ago, more
[00:01:27] than 64 thousand people have referred
[00:01:31] to this system, and requests for clarifying the status of approximately 1
[00:01:34] million and 400 thousand bank accounts have been registered there.
[00:01:37] In the Hesam system, users can, after
[00:01:41] identity verification, view a list of all
[00:01:44] their bank accounts and electronically block unnecessary
[00:01:48] accounts and transfer their balances.
[00:01:52] Individuals can refer to the Hesam
[00:01:56] website to use the services of this system.
[00:02:06] According to the head of the Statistical Center of Iran, the 1405
[00:02:10] census will start on October
[00:02:13] 17th. This round of the census will be conducted using
[00:02:17] a registration-based method and in a combined manner,
[00:02:21] using data from agencies and in-person
[00:02:25] is enormous. 14 visits.
[00:02:26] bases have been targeted My first question is, if you would please
[00:02:38] and Bab al-Mandab,
[00:02:54] I ask our dear people
[00:02:57] to cooperate fully in this regard.
[00:03:00] The last census was held in 2016,
[00:03:04] and according to the resolution of the Supreme
[00:03:07] was their inability Council of Statistics, it was changed from every five years to every ten years,
[00:03:10] and now 2026 is the time for holding this census.
[00:03:13] The registration-based method,
[00:03:17] which is a new census method,
[00:03:20] was supposed to be implemented for the first time at the national level
[00:03:23] in the 14th government. Iran is going to use
[00:03:27] the new census method alongside eight countries
[00:03:31] that use modern methods for data collection. A method that
[00:03:34] the United Nations has also asked countries to replace traditional methods
[00:03:38] by strengthening their registration data.
[00:03:41] In some villages or some
[00:03:44] places, information might be incomplete in the systems,
[00:03:47] so we are forced to refer to them. In some places, there have been issues
[00:03:51] in the province, for example, a new city
[00:03:54] of the province. The provincial council prefers that we examine that with more
[00:03:58] precision. 20 agencies have a supporting role and 7
[00:04:02] agencies have a main role in implementing this new census method.
[00:04:05] The first stage is a virtual census that will
[00:04:09] start on October 17th. Some people, for
[00:04:12] whatever reason, have not registered their location data
[00:04:16] in our systems. A text message will hopefully be sent to them
[00:04:19] soon. They should refer to my government
[00:04:23] window, and there is a census page there. When they refer
[00:04:27] to the census page, some very simple data will be
[00:04:30] requested from them, which they should hopefully complete. On
[00:04:34] November 1st, our field operations will begin,
[00:04:38] meaning we will continue to perform some of our other registrations,
[00:04:41] such as business and activity registration, using the survey
[00:04:45] method. How long will it take? Our plan is hopefully for
[00:04:48] 30 days.
[00:04:52] The ninth housing and population census in Iran
[00:04:55] will start nationwide from the beginning of November this year.
[00:04:59] Narges Moazazi, IRIB News
[00:05:01] Agency.
[00:05:04] The Deputy Economic Diplomacy Minister of Foreign Affairs
[00:05:08] announced the continuation of consultations to reduce
[00:05:11] restrictions on the country's flights and emphasized that these consultations
[00:05:15] continue in a more targeted and effective manner. Mr. Ghanbari also said that a working
[00:05:19] group has been formed to monitor and resolve the problems
[00:05:22] of the country's aviation industry following the recent sanctions.
[00:05:25] Consultations are
[00:05:27] currently underway,
[00:05:31] and many of the cases where we now see flights operating
[00:05:35] or restrictions being lifted or minimal
[00:05:39] restrictions were due to these consultations.
[00:05:42] Naturally, these consultations will continue, and with the coordination
[00:05:46] that will be carried out as a result of this meeting,
[00:05:49] these consultations will become more targeted and effective.
[00:05:53] In relation to the existing flights, plans were presented
[00:05:57] to stabilize these flights and to maintain them.
[00:06:01] In relation to the routes that have faced obstacles,
[00:06:04] plans were presented for replacing flights
[00:06:07] or offering ways to restore
[00:06:11] those flights.
[00:06:13] The improvement
[00:06:16] in the production trend in recent months. The Deputy Minister
[00:06:20] of Industries, Mines, and Trade announced the improvement
[00:06:23] in the production trend in recent months and said that the country's production
[00:06:27] has increased by 25% compared to the first
[00:06:30] month of the year. According to Mr. Ansari, despite
[00:06:34] the limitations and difficulties facing production, the activity
[00:06:37] of industrial units has improved since
[00:06:40] May, and production capacity has increased
[00:06:44] on average in recent months. The Deputy Minister
[00:06:47] of Industries, Mines, and Trade
[00:06:51] said that financing, access to energy, logistical
[00:06:54] problems, and the supply of necessary
[00:06:57] inputs and currency are among the most important issues that need
[00:07:01] to be considered to support manufacturing companies.
[00:07:05] Approximately 70%
[00:07:05] گیرد.
[00:07:09] of agricultural products.
[00:07:17] According to the Minister of Agriculture Jihad, by using
[00:07:20] smart technologies and knowledge-based
[00:07:23] products, this amount can be
[00:07:25] increased.
[00:07:28] In America, this machine costs 63 thousand dollars for 12 hectares.
[00:07:32] In the current situation, we provide this to gardeners for under
[00:07:36] 10 thousand dollars. Mr. Abbasnejad speaks of a technology
[00:07:39] that was once exclusive to developed countries. Now,
[00:07:42] with domestic production, it has been localized. There is the issue of frostbite,
[00:07:46] which damages orchards and reduces productivity.
[00:07:50] We are currently providing services to gardeners in 17
[00:07:54] provinces by creating and manufacturing these devices
[00:07:57] and making them available to orchards. This is one of the technologies
[00:08:01] whose achievements have been brought by knowledge-based
[00:08:04] companies to the exhibition of rural and nomadic areas,
[00:08:08] from breeding and genetics in livestock to direct supply
[00:08:11] platforms and products. Two of our products are in the rural
[00:08:15] sector to increase the lambing rate
[00:08:19] in sheep and goats through optimized
[00:08:22] nutrition, so that there is a 420-gram
[00:08:25] daily weight gain in sheep. We are working
[00:08:28] on this. This device is mainly used for drinking water in villages,
[00:08:32] but it also has the capability for agricultural
[00:08:36] water. We are a producer of a series of insects.
[00:08:39] These insects are parasites
[00:08:42] of pest larvae in fields.
[00:08:46] We help them to have their own online store with their own brand
[00:08:49] in less than a few minutes without needing technical knowledge.
[00:08:53] For the integration of these technologies with the indigenous experience
[00:08:56] of villagers and nomads, the Nomadic Affairs Organization says it plans to first
[00:09:00] prepare the genetic atlas
[00:09:04] of nomadic livestock species or
[00:09:07] breeds and have an operational plan
[00:09:11] for their preservation and protection for future generations.
[00:09:14] The development of research centers and the establishment
[00:09:17] of knowledge-based units in rural and nomadic
[00:09:21] areas in the Ministry of Agriculture Jihad is also underway.
[00:09:24] This development of growth centers and knowledge-based
[00:09:28] companies, as well as the strengthening of our research
[00:09:31] centers, the introduction of new
[00:09:34] varieties and new breeding methods are among our
[00:09:37] serious plans, and good progress has been made in this
[00:09:40] area in the past year. Well, some of these
[00:09:44] will bear fruit in the coming years, but we are pursuing it as
[00:09:48] an important and fundamental issue based on the seventh development
[00:09:52] plan. To achieve a 5.5% annual growth in the agricultural
[00:09:55] sector, smart technologies and knowledge-based products must be
[00:09:59] utilized. Zohreh Tizchang, IRIB News
[00:10:01] Agency.
[00:10:04] The head of the National Standards Organization
[00:10:07] announced the implementation of new motorcycle
[00:10:10] standards by the end of this year. According to Ms. Ansari, in the mandatory standards
[00:10:14] of the motorcycle industry, an opportunity had been given to motorcycle
[00:10:17] manufacturers to produce their products
[00:10:21] in accordance with the new standards.
[00:10:26] The motorcycle standard was revised in 2022.
[00:10:29] It was supposed to be implemented within a specific
[00:10:32] timeframe by the end of this year,
[00:10:36] and I think it will happen by the end of this year, and all mandatory motorcycle
[00:10:40] standard items will be
[00:10:43] implemented.
[00:10:48] Approximately 55 thousand tons of ordinary waste
[00:10:51] are produced daily in the country, but the volume of construction
[00:10:55] waste is three times this amount,
[00:10:59] much of which is abandoned or buried in nature. Our reporter
[00:11:02] followed the recycling path of this waste
[00:11:05] in the context of the circular
[00:11:07] economy. This is
[00:11:11] a threat. This is also
[00:11:14] a threat. Over 90%
[00:11:17] of the materials being used here
[00:11:21] are from waste. This workshop produces
[00:11:25] 200 concrete pieces daily from construction
[00:11:28] and civil waste, and now these threats have turned
[00:11:32] into opportunities. We are now taking stone waste, which was
[00:11:35] a problem for disposal
[00:11:38] and the environment, from stone factories. Their products,
[00:11:41] in addition to meeting the needs of the municipality,
[00:11:44] also relieve a heavy burden on the environment because of the large
[00:11:48] volume they occupy in nature and bury
[00:11:52] the environment beneath them. According
[00:11:55] to experts, approximately 40 million tons of construction
[00:11:59] waste are abandoned or buried in nature annually,
[00:12:03] such as recycling. Now, our waste, for example, its number
[00:12:06] is between 5 to 7%. Construction
[00:12:09] waste is even below 5%. However, in some
[00:12:13] countries, the recycling rate of this waste has reached
[00:12:17] 90%. After one or several stages
[00:12:19] of processing operations, they can reach
[00:12:23] a desirable quality,
[00:12:25] so that they can be reused in production processes, and
[00:12:29] on the other hand, the extraction of raw materials decreases.
[00:12:33] In the country, so far, only 3 centers in Tehran,
[00:12:37] Kermanshah, and Isfahan have been launched for recycling construction
[00:12:41] waste. In addition to these three, we also have 6 more
[00:12:44] in the plan, and I think within the next
[00:12:48] 3 to 5 years, we will have up to 3 stages of recycling
[00:12:51] and re-circulation of these products. circular economy,
[00:13:22] the model that has been successful in this workshop is
[00:13:26] to turn waste into products and environmental protection into
[00:13:29] an economic activity. For the municipality,
[00:13:33] a product that cost 40 million tomans today
[00:13:37] will cost them 10 million tomans. This is
[00:13:40] Saeid Hajizadeh, IRIB News
[00:13:43] Agency.
[00:13:46] Thank you very much for your
[00:13:48] companionship.
[00:14:02] Trump signed the agreement on June 17th because he realized that
[00:14:06] he really had no choice. It wasn't that he had a strategy to win the war and could implement
[00:14:10] it. President Trump, by signing that document, was practically saying
[00:14:14] that America had lost this war.
[00:14:17] Despite the fact that the Israelis did not abide by the June
[00:14:20] 17th agreement, or in other words, the Americans
[00:14:24] did not fulfill the demands of the first article of the agreement,
[00:14:28] the Iranians still accepted
[00:14:30] the agreement.
[00:14:33] If
[00:14:36] Israel decides to fight Hezbollah at some point in the future
[00:14:39] after signing the agreement, no American president
[00:14:42] will be able to do much to stop the Israelis
[00:14:46] from starting that
[00:14:47] conflict.
[00:14:55] What is the most likely scenario for us to end
[00:14:58] this aggression against Iran? America should
[00:15:02] feel very severe economic pressure.
[00:15:35] Greetings to you, dear viewers. The National Center for Cyberspace
[00:15:38] announced an increase in users of Iranian platforms
[00:15:42] and stated that the services of Iranian platforms have reached
[00:15:46] an acceptable level of stability. In this part of the news, I will discuss this with
[00:15:49] Mr. Mohammad Allahdad, the head of the Monitoring
[00:15:53] and Metadata Center of the National Center for Cyberspace.
[00:15:57] Hello, welcome. May you be well. Thank you.
[00:16:00] In the news, a part of which I read, which is also extensive,
[00:16:04] it refers to loyal users.
[00:16:38] But when we have loyal users, it means
[00:16:41] deep sleep. Exactly.
[00:16:44] But when a user constantly refers to that
[00:16:47] software
[00:16:50] and uses it, we technically use the term "loyal user" for them.
[00:16:54] Across different periods and different definitions, we might consider
[00:16:58] this referral as monthly or weekly.
[00:17:01] And this itself is shown in the number
[00:17:04] of general news views. That is, the number of general
[00:17:08] views that an article gets, the number of articles that are produced
[00:17:12] in different channels, and in different pages,
[00:17:16] this itself shows how much the users
[00:17:19] who visit now are doing so continuously.
[00:17:23] How do we obtain this? Look, we analyze
[00:17:26] the general information of each messenger. That is, for example, we examine
[00:17:30] the public channels that exist and see how their number of users
[00:17:34] has changed, how the number of articles they post daily
[00:17:37] has changed, and how the number of views each article receives
[00:17:41] has changed. And when the aggregate of these is above
[00:17:45] a certain number, it clearly shows that the software has achieved
[00:17:49] that level of stability, the platform has achieved it, and users
[00:17:52] are generally using it. Which platforms have had
[00:17:55] the highest increase in users? After the experience
[00:17:59] of the Ramadan war, what happened was that many users
[00:18:03] who had actually installed Iranian messengers
[00:18:06] have maintained
[00:18:08] this stable presence. That is, in addition
[00:18:12] to even
[00:18:14] actually there are signs of liking,
[00:18:18] meaning the issue of loyal users exists. For example,
[00:18:22] when you see that the number of views that news
[00:18:25] gets in this messenger does not fall below a certain
[00:18:28] level, it means that users have really liked it, and their main
[00:18:32] news reference is there. In terms of the percentage
[00:18:35] increase in users, Bale and Sorush Plus messengers
[00:18:39] had the highest percentage increase in the number of users.
[00:18:43] In terms of the number of users, Eita and Rubika
[00:18:46] messengers are still at the top in terms of the number
[00:18:49] of users, and now they have more
[00:18:53] users by a significant margin. However, this increase in the number
[00:18:57] of users and the percentage increase were higher in the other two messengers I mentioned. Did you investigate
[00:19:00] why those two
[00:19:03] are higher? Two issues became prominent. Firstly, what was
[00:19:07] the taste of users who migrated from American and non-Iranian
[00:19:10] messengers to Iranian messengers? Apparently,
[00:19:14] their taste was closer to this environment.
[00:19:18] And secondly, the level of fluidity
[00:19:22] that the service had. In addition, we had a messenger
[00:19:25] that, under those circumstances, due to insufficient
[00:19:29] infrastructure to maintain the quality of its services,
[00:19:32] restricted new user registration, and users, of course, had to test
[00:19:36] other platforms and later came to
[00:19:39] the conclusion that it was good. What indicators do you consider
[00:19:41] to investigate which platform
[00:19:44] has more appeal for users? Do you examine the services
[00:19:48] of that platform, the advertisements that are seen,
[00:19:52] and the cases you investigate? What are they? Look, it's
[00:19:55] a multifaceted thing, and which case is more in line
[00:19:59] with the taste of its loyal users is entirely dependent
[00:20:02] on the analysis they have of their users. For example,
[00:20:06] if they see that most users are interested
[00:20:09] in prices and economic issues, then that topic becomes
[00:20:13] more important to them. In some places, cultural issues
[00:20:17] and lifestyle discussions become more prominent. This is
[00:20:21] actually a connection that is established between the platform
[00:20:24] and its users. Regarding the opportunities we have seen
[00:20:28] during this period, the provision of services that are national
[00:20:31] in nature on platforms has certainly helped increase
[00:20:35] users. For example, people refer to
[00:20:38] platforms for subsidies or commodity coupons.
[00:20:42] When the service is on a messenger, access is easier. Or, for example,
[00:20:45] other services that they used to get from so-called
[00:20:49] super applications are now being provided to them
[00:20:53] here. For example, bill payment,
[00:20:56] such cases. This is also one of the things that helps
[00:21:00] users visit more frequently and stay consistent.
[00:21:03] But as I said, it's one of the issues. The main
[00:21:07] issue is where my preferred content is,
[00:21:11] and visits are shaped based on that. In the field of messaging,
[00:21:14] one point that is raised
[00:21:17] is that various government agencies in various fields.
[00:21:51] The issue that is actually specifically raised in the obligation
[00:21:54] is that it should not be such that we encourage our people
[00:21:58] to be present on their domestic platform, and on the other hand,
[00:22:02] an agency that is actually affiliated with the government
[00:22:06] or the ruling power, in any way, goes and provides the service
[00:22:09] elsewhere. And this is somewhat
[00:22:12] disrespectful to that issue, and
[00:22:16] it also affects the perception of the people to some extent.
[00:22:39] It should have such an appeal that, apart
[00:22:42] from the obligation we discussed, people themselves have this
[00:22:46] interest in being active on domestic networks. In some
[00:22:49] services, we now have an acceptable level of competitiveness
[00:22:53] on domestic platforms, such as the quality of text
[00:22:56] messages or, for example,
[00:23:00] voice calls. Their quality, based on the current number
[00:23:03] of users on these platforms, has become acceptable.
[00:23:07] People also use them, it's normal. In some
[00:23:10] areas, like sending large files, we still need improvement.
[00:23:14] There are still limitations on sending large files,
[00:23:18] and these are more infrastructure issues than technical
[00:23:21] ones. That is, it requires hardware provision
[00:23:24] and infrastructure provision for that to happen.
[00:23:28] Overall, if I want to tell you, there is equality
[00:23:32] in all areas, no, it's definitely not like that.
[00:23:35] There is room for improvement. However, to meet
[00:23:39] the needs, what is seen is that, thankfully, the collection
[00:23:42] of platforms in this area, like other areas of the digital
[00:23:46] economy, are active. They are trying to bring
[00:23:50] the quality of their services to a desirable level for users
[00:23:53] and have good competition with each other in this regard.
[00:23:57] Apart from this example of large files, what other
[00:24:00] areas need to be improved in domestic platforms
[00:24:04] in terms of services or speed? Video content is a very
[00:24:07] prominent issue. That is, as time has passed, users'
[00:24:10] interest in visual and video content has increased.
[00:24:14] The extent to which we have the capacity
[00:24:17] to support more simultaneous users
[00:24:20] for video content is very important,
[00:24:24] which has both hardware and software aspects. Hopefully,
[00:24:28] both agencies will fulfill their duties, and
[00:24:31] messengers will try. Do you have a timeline
[00:24:34] for this issue? We do not have
[00:24:38] a timeline. The platforms themselves have
[00:24:42] development plans, meaning plans for what
[00:24:45] goals they should achieve at what times. The competition
[00:24:48] that the platforms themselves have with each other, and
[00:24:52] their efforts to maintain and strengthen this number of
[00:24:56] audience, has somehow made this happen sooner.
[00:25:00] Right. Yes, one thing that is very important about messaging
[00:25:04] platforms is that this competition has become more
[00:25:08] economic than mandatory. That is, a market is really
[00:25:11] forming, and they are trying to have a larger share
[00:25:15] of this market. The public's reception
[00:25:18] is completely beyond the level
[00:25:28] Very important. Alongside all these points we discussed,
[00:25:30] which are important
[00:25:33] for users and user attraction, is privacy protection,
[00:25:37] which is an important criterion for retaining
[00:25:40] and increasing users. How much have domestic platforms
[00:25:44] been able to gain this trust, specifically in the area of privacy
[00:25:47] protection? Look, domestic platforms, firstly, according
[00:25:51] to the regulations in the area of data flow,
[00:25:55] and more broadly, Article 25 of the Constitution,
[00:25:57] and also the privacy protection guidelines,
[00:26:01] including the guideline provided by the National Center for Cyberspace
[00:26:05] in this area, are obliged to protect user privacy.
[00:26:08] No one can request personal information from them
[00:26:12] without a judge's order. In this area, the truth is
[00:26:16] that I believe our users' privacy is better protected on domestic
[00:26:19] platforms than on foreign ones. The main reason is accountability.
[00:26:22] Now, if someone's foreign platform account is hacked,
[00:26:26] who should they refer to to file a complaint or follow up?
[00:26:30] But if a similar incident happens on a domestic
[00:26:33] platform, accountability is legally
[00:26:35] possible. This is one aspect of the issue.
[00:26:39] Another aspect is that trust is built over
[00:26:42] time. That is, I must spend some time
[00:26:46] providing a stable service to people, and during that
[00:26:50] time, people should also feel that nothing happened
[00:26:53] to their privacy, and the platform was obliged
[00:26:57] to protect it and did so. And well, after a while,
[00:27:00] it will be created, just as it took
[00:27:07] time for people to trust others. This trust, by providing
[00:27:10] consistent service, will hopefully be built,
[00:27:14] and we can say, with this monitoring and observation that you had,
[00:27:18] which was also the subject of this program, that this has happened
[00:27:21] and needs to be strengthened. Yes, and
[00:27:25] that we have a responsibility to protect people's trust
[00:27:28] through this review and reporting. Thank you very much,
[00:27:32] Mr. Allahdad, Head of the Monitoring and Metadata Center
[00:27:35] of the National Center for Cyberspace. Thank you for your companionship, dear
[00:28:12] viewers. Iran is bombing these countries, the Zionist
[00:28:16] entity, and American bases, also in this
[00:28:19] very effective and massive
[00:28:22] way. It seems that the amount of destruction at this moment
[00:28:29] in the UAE, Bahrain, Jordan,
[00:28:33] and Kuwait. It seems
[00:28:35] that an impact will occur
[00:28:38] in the Strait of Hormuz
[00:28:41] affecting the global economy. The current economic situation
[00:28:44] and even the economy within countries,
[00:28:48] for example, in Britain now and in the Western
[00:28:52] world, the highest prices in history
[00:28:55] for diesel, for example, are a result of the war in Iran.
[00:28:57] That all colonialism or all Western
[00:29:01] powers
[00:29:04] that ultimately stopped or ended
[00:29:07] their project
[00:29:10] to continue. That is, as long as the Zionists
[00:29:13] feel that they have enough support
[00:29:17] to continue, they will continue. Yes, Iran
[00:29:20] has always talked about something called strategic patience.
[00:29:24] He waged war on Iran, and not only that,
[00:29:27] he brought the biggest leader in the world, Trump,
[00:29:31] and dragged him into a losing war with Iran.
[00:29:35] This losing war, which he said would last three or four
[00:29:39] days, and then the matter would end,
[00:29:42] and the Iranian leadership would fall, and the Iranian people would revolt,
[00:29:45] and the region's equations would change. And Netanyahu
[00:29:48] clearly announced and boasted that we would change
[00:29:52] the Middle East and change the regime in Iran,
[00:29:54] and we would do all that. Then, the issue
[00:29:58] now is not overthrowing the regime in Iran or changing
[00:30:01] The only story is