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  The Cultural Institute of Iran, has been active for over half a century as a representative of Iranian cultural institutions in promoting cultural and academic relations by placing itself as a "bridge" between the two nations, with the aim of deepening the development of their cultural relations and scientific. To this end the multilingual and multidisciplinary library of the Cultural Institute, which boasts over three thousand volumes, in particular texts of Persian language and literature, is open to teachers, students, researchers and enthusiasts.
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  One of the objectives of our cultural institute is the translation and publication of books to introduce literature, history, culture and Persian art.
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- Italian Regions
  The Iranian territory is divided into 31 regions, each region has its own capital, the province and its cities and villages. Knowing the surface of the provinces, their population, their geographical position and their climate are the first information that can help you to learn more about the history, culture and tourist attractions of the provinces. They can also be useful in case you should travel to Iran and visit its unique attractions in the world such as its deserts and Kavir, carvanserragli, ...
- Bilateral relations between Iran and Italy
  Bilateral relations between Iran and Italy have an ancient history. Relations between two countries are formed in the context of international agreements and bilateral treaties signed, such as cultural agreements, executive programs, the application of cultural agreements, exchanges cultural, agreements in the field of sporting and economic activities and agreements in the field of archeology. Most of these agreements are stipulated in the academic environment between Italian and Iranian universities, research centers, Iranian museums ...
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  The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran
  Approved in the 1980 - Revised in the 1989
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- UNESCO heritage
  Iran has accepted the UNESCO Convention for Human Heritage 23 February 1975. This is the list of the world heritage sites of humanity present in Iran at 2017: Choqa zanbil, Naqsh-e jahàn Square in Esfahan, Persepolis, Takht-e Soleyman, Pasargade, Bam and ...
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- Customs and customs
  Considering that Iran is part of the group of ancient civilizations, most of the traditions and customs of its population are known to other peoples. ...
- Gastronomy
  The terms Persia and Persian have indicated for centuries in the West the territory that roughly corresponds to current Iran and its people. It actually derives from the Greek Persis ...
- Hijab (veil) and Islamic fashion
  The veil (Hijab) With a study on the history of ancient Persia we note the presence of the documents and the texts that confirm the use of the veil ...
- Marriage
  Marriage in Iran has customs and customs some of which are exclusive to Iranian culture. These customs have changed many times over ...
- Family
  Like every place in the world, even the structure of the Iranian family from ancient times until today has undergone social, cultural, political changes ...
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CULTURAL INSTITUTE OF THE REP. ISL. OF THE IRAN IN ROME

VIA MARIA PEZZÈ PASCOLATO, 9, 00135 ROME RM

[email protected] TEL: + 39 06 305 2207

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