Iran marks 35th anniversary of Ayatollah Khomeini’s passing with multilingual publications

Marking the 35th anniversary of the passing of the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the Islamic Republic’s revolutionary leader, Tehran-based Alhoda International Cultural, Artistic, and Publishing Institute has released a series of multilingual publications.
Nine special editions in English, Arabic, Azeri, Russian, Spanish, Thai, and Urdu, under the supervision of Mehdi Fayyazi, offer insights into the life and legacy of Imam Khomeini. Titles include “Al-Wahda,” “Eco of Islam,” “Mahjubah,” “A Word from Iran,” “Al-Taherah,” and “Iran-e-Novin,” catering to international audiences with a long-standing interest in Iranian affairs.
These publications are also available on the Damavand platform, a multimedia content hub introducing Iran to an international audience, IRNA wrote.
Head of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO), Mohammad Mehdi Imanipour, emphasizes the importance of cultural exports and elevating book and publication productions as a key strategy for Alhoda institute.
“Public diplomacy is incomplete without cultural exports,” Imanipour asserted, noting how American cultural exports have influenced lifestyles worldwide. “Cultural exports can effectively change lifestyles, values, and norms globally.”
Imanipour further highlighted the potential of cultural exports in opening new avenues for diplomatic engagement, citing it as the most cost-effective approach for advancing international activities, as evidenced by the experiences of various nations.
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