26 May 2020

From the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean.
By Hossein Isadpanah

To get to the roots of Iran-Italy relations, perhaps we can mention the oldest roles of the two Empires: Persian and Roman in the ancient world.

These two empires, with the decline of those, Greek, Chinese and Egyptian, have managed to dominate various countries by stabilizing their role and establishing

24 April 2020

Registration for the 1st online Persian language course is open

At this moment it is obviously impossible to carry out the classroom courses however we cannot stop.

The Cultural Institute of Iran in Rome, in the framework of its cultural and educational activities, promotes the first online Course of. The course aims to introduce one of the main ones

24 April 2020

Ramadan begins: a wish for peace to all Muslim friends.
Dear brothers and sisters

We have come to the recurrence par excellence of our religion: Ramadan. But, this year, fate has it that both Christians and Muslims live Easter and the fasting month of Ramadan marked by a veil of uncertainty and a wind that has blown

8 April 2020

Easter greetings and a reflection commemorating the poet Saa'di
On April 20, Iran is the commemoration of the national day of the thirteenth-century Iranian poet, Saadi Shirazi.

It would be appropriate that in the difficult times that we are all experiencing now, we should reflect on the words of a poet from ancient Iran; Saadi of Shiraz

March 22 2020

Corona Virus and the collective letter of Iranian artists to their colleagues in the world
All of us, citizens of any country and of any nationality, are also citizens of a territory without borders and flags called "Art", in a world called "Culture", and no power can ever deprive us of this citizenship.

In this common territory

25 February 2020

Registration is open for the 46 ° Persian language course
The Cultural Institute of Iran in Rome, in the framework of its cultural and educational activities, promotes the Course of. The course aims to introduce one of the main Central and Western Asian languages ​​whose great importance is linked to its extraordinary historical-cultural tradition

25 February 2020

Female education in the time of the Qajar
Edizione Aracne presents "Female education in the time of the Qajar" by Maryam Maveddat.

Preface by Anna Vanzan

The volume is a revision of the doctoral thesis of the author Maryam Mavaddat and contains a catalog of important unpublished didactic and sometimes satirical manuscripts. They are

24 February 2020

The National Day of Nasir al-Din al-Tusi.
On the Iranian calendar, 24 February was named National Engineers' Day on the occasion of the anniversary of the great Iranian mathematician Nasir al-Din al-Tusi.

Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was born in the ancient city of Ṭūs, in the northeastern Iranian regions of the Razavi Khorasan.

https://www.irancultura.it/cultura/celebri/nasir-al-din-al-tusi/

3 February 2020

Deck 33 features "Fear and Tremor" by Gholamhoseyn Saedi.
Translated and published by in collaboration with The Six Stories of Fear and Tremor, published by Gholamhoseyn Saedi in 1968, they arise from his experience as a doctor in, where poverty and the very difficult living conditions created a constant atmosphere of fear and insecurity. Two years

3 February 2020

An Italian-Iranian co-production.
Two men who come from afar, from two different worlds, find themselves in the same place each with their own suitcase. Each with its own past, they find themselves in a new land. The same land.
After a bitter fight, the two men decide to divide that land in half and take possession of the