In 1983, while continuing his university education, Majid Qanad relocated to Tehran and began working with Channel Two of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB).
His responsibilities included serving simultaneously as presenter, producer, and director. This combination of roles allowed him to shape programmes creatively from the initial concept through final presentation.
king in Tehran expanded his professional opportunities and introduced him to a national audience. Over the following decades, he became one of the country’s best-known television personalities.
Contributions to Children’s Television
Children’s television became the central focus of Majid Qanad’s career. Rather than treating children’s programmes as simple entertainment, he viewed them as opportunities for education, creativity, and positive social development.
His productions typically combined humour, music, storytelling, games, and educational messages. This balanced approach appealed to both children and parents.
