Islamic Republic of Iran - Iran History - About Iran Explain By Umair Ahmad

Islamic Republic of Iran (alias Common: Iran, former name: Persia, current Persian name: Democratic Islamic Iran) is a country in southwest Asia, located in the Middle East. Iran borders with Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan in the north, Pakistan and Afghanistan in the east and Turkey and Iraq (Kurdistan region) in the west. Additionally, the Gulf of Persia and the Gulf of Oman are located. Islam is the country's official religion and Persian national language and its coin is called Rial. The Persians, Azerbaijan, Kurds (Kurds) and Lars (Lorestani) are the most important ethnic groups in the country. Iran's capital is Tehran, which is located near Koh-El-Abridge. Iran is geographically important, with natural gas, oil, and precious minerals hidden in its wake. Iran is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, by number 17 in the world. The history of the country covers thousands of years, spanning from 8 BCE to the Sufi and Pahlavi kingdoms. Being in the middle of Europe and Asia, it has historical significance. Iran is a founding member of the UN, the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), the Islamic Conference Organization (OIC) and the Organization of the Oil Exporting Countries (OPEC). The country plays an important role in international politics thanks to the great oil reserves. The word Iran means the land of the Aryans.

Iran is located in the Middle East. To the north are Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan and the Pacific, Afghanistan and Pakistan to the east, the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman to the south, and Iraq and Turkey to the west. The central and eastern part of the country is comprised of vast unmarried deserts that have oasis somewhere. In the west there are mountain ranges on the borders with Turkey and Iraq. To the north are also the fertile strips around the Pacific Ocean, as well as the Koh-ul-Abras. The date of April 8 corresponds to the National Day of Nuclear Technology in Iran. Today marks the launch of uranium enrichment activities based on the local techno logy. Following the announcement of this great scientific breakthrough, on April 8, the National Day of Nuclear Technology was announced in Iran, with the approval of the High Council of Iran's Cultural Revolution and the appreciation of the honorable efforts of Iranian intellectuals. Nuclear technology is applied to the conversion of natural uranium into enriched uranium through the atom's crack and the ability to attach them. For peaceful use, local nuclear technology is of scientific and industrial importance and is based on the fact that the use of nuclear technology is not limited to the supply of energy, but to be used by Iranian experts in medical and research issues. Is also being used. Iran timeline of the empire The throne of the monarchy of the throne Iran is the capital city of Tehran. Iran became a member of the IAEA in 1958 and in 1968 it signed the NPT to ban the production and distribution of nuclear weapons. In recent years, Iran's development and development in the nuclear sector has been accompanied by significant achievements. At present, Iran is producing 90 to 95 percent of medicines for the production of more than 30 radio drugs, and the use of specialized ailments in nuclear and medical research centers. Another breakthrough in this regard is Iran's enrichment of uranium up to 20% for fueling Tehran's medical research reactor. Tehran's nuclear reactor is in the process of developing medicines for cancer-causing illnesses that require 20% enriched uranium fuel, which was imported from abroad until two years ago, but the West has issued sanctions against Iran. And after refusing to allow uranium enrichment in Iran, it refused to supply 20% enriched uranium fuel, after which the Iranian nuclear power company put nuclear fuel into Qom's Firdo nuclear reactor to meet this fuel requirement. Following on the recycling project, all of its activities were conducted by Atomic Energy International Under the supervision of the agency, 20% of the uranium enrichment process was achieved. Another achievement of Iran in the nuclear sector is to develop a fuse machine and currently Iran is one of the five countries in the world in this regard, and Iran is the only country in the Middle East that has activity in that regard. Under the supervision of the AEA. In the next ten to fifteen years, the nuclear world is expected to enter the phase of melting through the nuclear crack in energy production. In the field of nuclear technology, Iran has reached the point that it has the power to implement uranium enrichment and nuclear fuses in joint nuclear projects with other countries around the world, and has developed this technology with the IAEA. But under the supervision of the United States and a few other counting countries that Iran's development and development are not tolerated. There are various obstacles to the development of Tehran. Sanctions against Iran. The boycott of Iran. Psychological warfare. Political pressure Threatening a military attack. However, the assassination of nuclear intellectuals as well as tactics by computer breaches are the tactics used by the Iranian nation's enemies to impede the peaceful nuclear program and progress achieved in Iran. Nevertheless, despite all these abuses in the West, nuclear technology has changed into one of the most important scientific developments of the Iranian nation. The city of Piraneshwar is Iran's oldest civilization with a history of 8000 years.

Iran is also affected by the Afghan civil war and seeks to promote stability there. Iran has pledged $ 560 million over five years to rebuild Afghanistan. The two countries have cooperated closely with each other against drugs. There are millions of Afghan refugees living in Iran who are taking steps to repatriate.