Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran’s tourism has grown into a major economic sector, supported by cultural heritage, UNESCO sites, medical and religious tourism, eco-lodges, and expanding infrastructure, generating revenue and employment.

In the central city of Isfahan, large crowds have taken part in a funeral procession for security forces martyred during the recent unrest.

Iran’s foreign minister says the ministry is committed to international marketing and supporting the export of Iranian technology products, particularly in the field of renewable energy.

Iran’s nuclear chief says Israel’s first missile attack on the city of Isfahan in the June war hit a factory producing fuel plates for radiopharmaceuticals.

The Aftab Shargh power plant in Iran’s Isfahan province will have a 600 MW power generation capacity.

Iran’s 800-km Oman-to-Isfahan seawater transfer project has been launched, delivering desalinated water to safeguard industry, reduce Zayandeh River strain, boost economic stability, and showcase national engineering resilience.

Iran starts supplying desalinated sweater to industries in the central province of Isfahan.