The combination of high mountains and dense forests which pass through a large amount of white clouds has turned the village into a beautiful tourist destination.
The skies of Filband open up hidden and new aspects of nature to the tourists in the tranquillity of the clouds and the silence of nature.
Here are Mehr News Agency’s photos of the village:
On Sunday, Rekabi featured remarkable displays at the women’s bouldering final contest, and finished first.
Singapore’s Vanessa Si Yinn Teng took the silver, while Tamara Kuznetsova from Kazakhstan earned the bronze.
Earlier in the tournament, Rekabi had grabbed the bronze in the women’s lead competitions.
Asia Cup – Wanxianshan 2017 started on October 21 and finished on October 29.
The tournament was held in women’s lead, women’s bouldering, women’s speed, men’s lead, men’s bouldering and men’s speed sections.
Speed climbing is a race in its purest form. Two contestants face each other while moving up the ice in this disciple, and the faster climber wins.
Bouldering is a form of rock climbing that is performed without the use of ropes or harnesses. Most climbers, however, use climbing shoes to help secure footholds, chalk to keep their hands dry, and mats to prevent injuries from falls.
Lead climbing, on the other hand, emphasizes on strength and techniques. Climbers go up the ice alone and try to reach a specific end point within a given amount of time.
To practice the sport at the highest level of competition, it takes athletes with strategic insight, power, precision and full commitment.
Jaberi Ansari on Monday held talks with the Russian delegation headed by President Vladimir Putin’s special envoy for Syria, Alexander Lavrentiev.
During the talks, the two sides discussed the latest political and field developments in Syria and exchanged views on the Syrian-Syrian dialogue to resolve the Arab country’s crisis through peaceful ways.
The Iranian diplomat also met the Syrian delegation led by the Arab country’s UN Envoy Bashar al-Jaafari. During the talks, the two sides discussed the latest field developments, especially monitoring the adoption of de-escalating measures.
They also exchanged views on the documents and agenda of the 7th meeting of International Syria Conference in Astana.
The seventh round of Syria peace talks is underway in the Kazakh capital. On Sunday the participants held some initial meetings. The negotiations will continue at the level of experts and high-ranking officials.
Syria has been gripped by civil war since March 2011 with various terrorist groups, including ISIS still controlling parts of it.
In the meantime, Tehran and Moscow have remained a close ally of Damascus and support its legitimate government in the face of foreign-backed militancy.
Tehran says the Syrian nation is the only side that has the right to shape the future of its own country, rejecting foreign intervention with the use of force.
Iranian parliamentarian Homayoun Hashemi has underlined the necessity of setting up an ad hoc committee to deal with health issues pertaining to street children, reports ICANA.
He said the committee should comprise members from the ministries of welfare and health, among others.
The lawmaker said all street children should be vaccinated against hepatitis, adding the measure should be handled by the Health Ministry.
“According to the head of the country’s Hepatitis Network, street children’s risk of contracting hepatitis is at least three times higher than that of ordinary people,” said the MP.
“So, to ensure public health and hygiene, street and scavenger children should be identified, rounded up and supported seriously,” he said.
He further said there are no precise figures on the number of street children.
“We should have my-drugs-blog.com on these children and present those figures to the ministries of health, cooperatives and social welfare as well as the Rehabilitation Organization to help handle their problems, including their vaccination,” he said.
He then criticized the use of the phrase “children of labour,” saying it is illegal to use that phrase.
He said all institutions in charge should help protect street children against social maladies and health problems.
“The claim by the Saudi foreign minister that Iran is sabotaging efforts to establish peace in Yemen is absurd and unfounded,” Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qassemi said on Monday.
He made the remarks in reaction to anti-Iran allegations raised by Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir in a meeting, in Riyadh, of political and military officials of the alliance which has launched aggression against Yemen.
“Since the very early hours of the [Saudi-led] aggression against Yemen, Iran has condemned it and called for an end to the war,” he said.
The spokesman noted that Iran also rejects any military solution to the crisis in Yemen, and will spare no effort to help end the bloody and despicable war.
“The repetition of false claims in the Riyadh meeting will not reduce the humanitarian and international responsibility of those who commit heinous crimes such as killing [people], destroying schools and hospitals, imposing blockades, and starving innocent and Muslim people.”
He said the settlement of Yemen’s problems is subject to the cessation of war and sending humanitarian aid to Yemen and holding all-encompassing talks between all Yemeni groups.
Qassemi also urged the participants of the meeting not to continue repeating their mistakes and apologize to Yemeni people to set the stage for ending the war and the start of a comprehensive dialogue.
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qassemi on Sunday confirmed that ‘the American side was interested in a bilateral meeting, but the offer was not accepted by President Rouhani.”
Qassemi, however, denied the allegations that French President Emmanuel Macron or other parties had a role in this regard.
Qassemi made the remarks in reaction to a Sunday report by Fars News Agency, which quoted Mahdi Faza’eli, an Iranian analyst, as saying Rouhani had rejected a request by Trump for face-to-face talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly conference in New York last month.
Noting that the demand was raised one day after Trump’s insulting speech against Iran at the UN, he said French President Macron has also been trying to persuade President Rouhani to accept the meeting, but failed.
Ebrahim Shaqaqi, the General Manager of the Legal Department of Iran’s Cultural Heritage, Handcrafts and Tourism Organization (ICHTO), says with the relentless efforts of his department, Iran has managed to convince the prosecutor of New York to issue an order blocking the auction of the Iranian priceless ancient relic.
He went on to say that the relics had been stolen decades ago from Pasargadae, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire northeast of the city of Shiraz.
According to a Farsi report by Mehr News Agency, Shaqaqi said the piece was planned to be put up for auction on October 27 in Rupert Wace Ancient Art in New York but “fortunately we managed to stop the auction.”
The general manager also said his department’s efforts were focused on proving that the relief belonged to Iran and was smuggled out of the country decades ago. “Right now we are making legal arrangement to retrieve the relic from the US.”
The mosque was built in 1285 AH in Feizabad neighbourhood, on the western side of the Zargaran (goldsmiths) market by Emam Gholi Mirza Emad-ed-Dowleh, the governor of the Western frontiers.
The main entrance of the mosque is through the eastern porch, which is linked to the Zargaran market by a large wooden door.
According to some accounts, this wooden door was moved from the holy shrine of Imam Ali (AS) in Najaf, and thus has been known as the relic of the king of Najaf (Imam Ali).
Here are Tasnim News Agency’s photos of this historical mosque:
RoboChef, the first interactive, robotic, and waiter-less restaurant of the Middle East, has flipped the tables on how citizens of the Iranian capital eat out.
Owner of the restaurant, Hossein Zibadel, recently told Financial Tribune that the initial goal is to help “people become familiar with modern technology, not just to watch it on television.”
Zibadel said he was surprised by the public interest in his idea. “I really didn’t expect such a great response… they waited outside for hours until they could try out our restaurant.”
The trend is quite new in the country as no other food caterers have so far offered interactive tables and robotic services; however, several other restaurant owners have tried delivering similar smart ordering systems without the pizzazz.
As restaurant technology continues to improve, industry professionals are gaining new resources for promoting their goods and services and attracting customers.
The smart restaurant system can be applied to caterers of all sizes, cafés, food courts and food stalls, no establishment is too small for implementing parts of the digital system.
Here are Mizan’s photos of the restaurant:
This year, 2,000 municipality personnel will perform the cleaning within two days after Arba’een (the fortieth day after the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (AS) and his followers on the Day of Ashura), said Deputy Director of Tehran’s Municipal Urban Services, Mojtaba Yazdani.
Referring to the latest actions taken by the Tehran municipality in the borders of Iraq and Iran, as well as Karbala and Najaf, he said measures have been taken regarding the cleaning of the mentioned cities based on the pre-approved plans.
“Based on our coordination with the headquarters of the Shiite holy cities, they are in charge of providing food for our personnel, while the municipality does not pay any cost in this regard,” ICANA quoted Yazdani as saying in a Farsi report.
“In the first stage, Tehran municipality forces will return to the country in the coming days, and the second group is scheduled to be deployed to Najaf and Karbala afterwards,” added Yazdani.
This Iranian officials also noted that the second group of municipality forces, who will be 1,000, would be deployed on October 30 and will stay in Karbala for two days after Arba’een, which falls on November 10 this year.
Each year, a huge crowd of Shiites flock to the Iraqi city of Karbala, where the holy shrine of Imam Hussein (AS) is located, to perform mourning rites on Arbaeen.
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