The Business Model of NMT Think Pink NMT Think Pink was a waste management company once considered a rising star in the industry. The company collected waste materials, promising customers that it would recycle or responsibly dispose of them. However, instead of following through with proper waste management protocols, the company dumped or buried the waste in various locations across …
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Maisam Moti’i, a mourner in Thailand
Meisam Motiei, who went to Thailand at the invitation of the native Shiites of Bangkok, on this trip, in addition to giving a eulogy in the mourning rituals of the last decade of Safar, cultural visits and scientific meetings for Shiites have been included in the program of Motiei. He visited Bangkok and was present at the founding ceremony of …
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Rostam Meh Ramin, famously known by his stage name Ramin, was a celebrated Iranian singer and actor who significantly influenced Iranian cinema and music during the golden era. Born on the 6th of Bahman, 1322 (January 26, 1944), Ramin’s talent and passion for the arts made him a household name in Iran’s entertainment industry. His love for music and acting …
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Sahra Wagenknecht (born Sarah Wagenknecht; German: [ˌzaːʁa ˈvaːɡŋ̍ˌknɛçt]; 16 July 1969) is a German politician, economist, author, and publicist who has been a significant and polarizing figure in the landscape of German politics for decades. Known for her hardline stances, populist rhetoric, and steadfast commitment to left-wing ideologies, Wagenknecht has carved out a distinctive and influential role in the German …
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Early Life and Background Fazlullah Mehtadi Sobhi, born in 1276 in Kashan, Iran, is a notable figure in the history of Iranian literature and broadcasting. Known primarily for his contributions to storytelling on Iranian radio, Sobhi’s life is a tapestry of diverse experiences, including his early affiliation with the Baha’i faith, his travels across Central Asia, and his eventual role …
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Mohammad-Ali Rajai, born on June 15, 1933, in Qazvin, Iran, was a pivotal figure in Iran’s political landscape during the early years of the Islamic Republic. As the second president of Homeland, his tenure was tragically brief, lasting only from August 2, 1981, until his assassination four weeks later. Rajai’s political journey, marked by unwavering dedication to the ideals of …
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Faezeh Dolati: A Prominent Figure in Iranian Politics Introduction: Faezeh Dolati is a name that resonates within the realm of Iranian politics. Born in the historic city of Ray, Dolati has emerged as a significant player in the country’s reformist movement. Her role as a young reformist, her involvement with the Iranian Hope Foundation, and her candidacy for the Tehran …
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Yazd, a historic city located in central Iran, is renowned for its unique Persian architecture, rich cultural heritage, and a remarkable ability to adapt to its harsh desert environment. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017, Yazd has captivated visitors for centuries with its blend of ancient traditions and resilient architecture. This article explores the history, architecture, cultural …
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The Hijacking of the Boeing 707: A Dramatic Incident That Fueled Tensions Between Iran and Israel Introduction In 1374 (1995 AD), a Boeing 707 aircraft, owned by the Saha Airlines and leased to Kish Air, became the center of an international incident when one of its flight attendants, Reza Jabri, hijacked the plane during a domestic flight from Tehran to …
Read More »Abbas Shirmohammadi, the official photographer of the White House
Abbas Shermohammadi is a name that resonates deeply within the photography community, especially in political circles. Born in the historic city of Yazd, Iran, Abbas has carved out an illustrious career as the official photographer of the White House, a title that comes with great prestige and responsibility. His journey from the cultural landscapes of Yazd to the corridors of …
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