The resounding impact of the Islamic Revolution in 1979 reverberated across the region, planting the seeds of resistance in nations struggling against oppression.

The achievements of the Islamic Revolution were numerous, standing in stark contrast to those of the Shah's regime.

Western sanctions and the ever-present threat of attack by enemies led Iran to develop its own military industry in the 46 years since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, resulting in wide range of weapons systems being currently produced domestically.

In the Pakistani capital, the Iranian Embassy hosts a special gathering to mark the occasion.

Once heavily reliant on foreign technology, Iran defied external pressures, sanctions and embargoes to build a robust energy industry after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Iran has potential capacities in the sectors of industry, agriculture and technology that can help increase economic growth and improve the country's position in the global economy.

The Islamic Revolution of Iran was not just a political upheaval; it was a turning point that redefined Resistance across the region.

Iranian space program has been steadily progressing, not only with the frequent launch of communications and observation satellites but also through its human spaceflight program.

After the deposed Shah was forced out of power in 1979, Imam Khomeini announced he would return to Iran at the first opportunity.

The Islamic Revolution continues to influence the broader anti-colonial movement in Africa.