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ECONOMY
Discover Iran: Arak, a former military fortress that evolved into a major Iranian industrial center
Founded in 1808 as a planned military fortress, the city of Arak has evolved into a major Iranian industrial center, combining a historic bazaar, distinctive Qajar architecture, natural landmarks, and diverse strategic industries.
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IRAN FIRST
IGT27F: Iran’s homegrown gas turbine revolutionizing offshore energy security
Iran’s IGT27F gas turbine advances energy independence by locally producing a high-efficiency, resilient offshore turbine, boosting output, cutting costs, and enabling global exports.
IRAN FIRST
Iran’s first portable CNC milling machine marks big industrial and tech breakthrough
Iran’s NICICO engineers have developed the country’s first portable CNC milling machine, advancing self-sufficiency, saving costs, and positioning Iran among elite global producers.
ECONOMY
Maiden flight of homebuilt Simorgh marks new chapter in Iran’s aviation industry
Iran’s homebuilt Simorgh transport aircraft completed its maiden test flight, marking a milestone in national aerospace self-sufficiency and advancing domestic manufacturing and technology.
DEFENSE
Explainer: Why every country is scrambling to replicate Iran’s Shahed-136 drone
Shahed‑136, a low-cost Iranian kamikaze drone, has reshaped warfare, inspiring global replication, challenging traditional powers, and becoming a standard for long-range, precision unmanned systems.
ENERGY
Explainer: Why Iran's gas turbine export to Russia marks strategic shift in energy tech trade
Iran’s export of the MGT-70 gas turbine to Russia strengthens bilateral energy cooperation, replaces Western technology, and marks a strategic shift in global energy technology trade.
ENERGY
Explainer: How MGT-75 marks Iran’s entry into elite club of F-class gas turbines
Iran has unveiled MGT-75, its first indigenous F-class gas turbine, delivering world-class efficiency, hydrogen capability, and boosting its energy independence and industrial self-reliance.
IN-DEPTH
Provisioning a nation under sanction
Sanctions are normally followed by dissatisfaction, dissent, demonstrations and ongoing tension, but in Iran they have been short-lived, mainly because the country has managed to provide essential goods despite severe sanctions.
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