Iran’s deputy minister of youth affairs at the ministry of sports and youth, announced that 205 matchmaking centers for marriage have been officially licensed in Iran, with strict oversight to ensure compliance with regulations.
Ali Reza Rahimi explained that the initiative is rooted in parliamentary legislation, aimed at facilitating marriage among young people, adding a specialized task force has been formed to evaluate the effectiveness of the centers and websites in increasing marriage rates.
The deputy minister stressed the importance of preventing misuse on these platforms, noting that rigorous monitoring is in place to address any issues. He also highlighted the global prevalence of matchmaking services, stating that such platforms provide a valuable opportunity for young people seeking marriage.
He suggested leveraging domestic social media networks to enhance the effectiveness of these services.
In a separate discussion, Rahimi touched on the concerning rise in teenage suicide, describing it as a serious issue requiring immediate attention.
A dedicated task force, led by government officials, is working to address the root causes, including social and psychological factors.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged an international coalition to intensify pressure on Moscow and…
More than 150 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since the ceasefire accord took effect…
An Iranian knowledge-based company has successfully developed a domestically-produced neurosurgical navigation system that assists surgeons…
Tehran residents are being urged to prepare for a severe water crisis as reservoir levels…
Demonstrators gathered Saturday outside US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) headquarters in Washington, DC to…
Rome does not plan to participate in a peacekeeping force on the ground in eastern…