The British newspaper Telegraph and the well-known news agencies Associated Press and France were among the media that Farzami worked with. Simon Farzami next to Ebrahim Hakimi Simon Farzami next to Ebrahim Hakimi In the years leading up to the revolution of 1357, Simon Farzami was the editor of the French-language newspaper of the Information Institute called “Journal Dutehran.” Alireza Nourizadeh, a journalist who was the political secretary of the newspaper in those years, in an interview with Radio Farda, introduces Simon Farzami as a “discreet,” “lovable,” and “liked and respected by the editorial staff of the newspaper and its managers, including Senator Masoudi and his son.”