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Hamrah-e Aval (MCI)

TelecomIn the registry
Entity IDIR-CO-2163
SectorTelecom
Founded1993
HQTehran
VerificationCorroborated

Iran's largest mobile network operator (2G-5G), TSE-listed, with subsidiaries across fintech, e-commerce and digital services. Digikala Group shareholder (~40% via the 2024 MCI-led acquisition); parent of EBCOM (Ewano) and Zarebin.

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MetricsBusinessLeadershipOwnershipTimelineSources
Operating metrics, period-stamped
Staff holding a master's degreeYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
1,060 (60.6 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Highest degree held, parent company permanent and contract staff; the four bands printed sum to 1,750 people.
Leavers in the yearYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
178
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06People who left the parent company during the year, for any reason including retirement.
Leavers in the year, by emigrationYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
24 (14 per cent of leavers)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Staff who left the company to emigrate, as the company classifies the reason for leaving.
Average time from application to hireYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
57 days
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Organisational engagement scoreYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
75 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Result of the company's own annual staff survey, scored on the Hay Group model. It measures stated attachment to the company, not retention.
Training hours per employeeYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
41.3 hours
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Average training hours per employee in the year.
Job offers acceptedYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
148 of 155 (95 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Market share of mobile call traffic, Hamrah-e Aval groupYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
67 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Women, share of managersYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
20.3 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff holding a bachelor's degreeYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
574 (33 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Highest degree held, parent company permanent and contract staff; the four bands printed sum to 1,750 people.
New hires in the yearYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
148
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06People who joined the parent company during the year.
Leavers in the year, by retirementYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
110 (62 per cent of leavers)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Training classes heldYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
557
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards sold in the year, prepaidYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
7,696,685
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards, Hamrah-e Aval aloneat 19 March 2024Company disclosed
more than 100 million
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06The letter's 'more than 100 million' is a different measure from page 87's cumulative SIM cards sold (25,308,624 postpaid plus 114,813,409 prepaid to the end of the year); the two are not additive.
SIM cards sold since launch, prepaid (cumulative)at 19 March 2024Company disclosed
114,813,409
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
5G site locations launched in the yearYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
about 1,000
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Share of mobile broadband subscribers, Hamrah-e Aval groupYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
53 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Operating revenue, parent companyYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
514,208,122 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards sold in the year, postpaidYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
1,124,442
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Operating revenue, consolidated groupYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
556,585,166 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Net profit, parent companyYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
61,395,737 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Employees, parent company (permanent and contract)at 19 March 2024Company disclosed
1,760
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Employees, consolidated group (permanent and contract)at 19 March 2024Company disclosed
4,374
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards sold since launch, postpaid (cumulative)at 19 March 2024Company disclosed
25,308,624
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Customer club, average active members per quarterYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
8,600,000
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Villages covered by the networkat 19 March 2024Company disclosed
about 45,000
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Net profit, consolidated groupYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
81,178,951 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Market share of SMS traffic, Hamrah-e Aval groupYear to 19 March 2024Company disclosed
84 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Population covered by the networkat 19 March 2024Company disclosed
97 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Employees, parent company (permanent and contract)Year to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
1,750
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Permanent and contract staff of the parent company, as counted for this report, which does not give the date of the count.
Staff aged under 30, shareYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
4 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Share of the parent company's permanent and contract staff in this age band.
Staff aged 31 to 40, shareYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
42 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Share of the parent company's permanent and contract staff in this age band.
Staff aged 41 to 50, shareYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
44 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Share of the parent company's permanent and contract staff in this age band.
Staff aged over 51, shareYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
10 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Share of the parent company's permanent and contract staff in this age band.
Average age of staffYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
40 years
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06
Women, share of staffYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
38 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Women as a share of the parent company's staff. The same chart sets it beside four foreign operators, using their own 2022 reports.
Staff holding a doctorateYear to 20 March 2023Company disclosed
105 (6 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06Highest degree held, parent company permanent and contract staff; the four bands printed sum to 1,750 people.
Full-year revenue (March 2024 to March 2025), two figures on recordFinancial year ended 20 March 2025Conflicting evidence
Two revenue figures are in circulation for the same year and Tehran Index publishes both rather than choosing: 74,000 billion toman (roughly $1.06B at the 2024-25 average free-market rate of ~70,000 toman/$) reported as total revenue, and 67,944 billion toman reported as combined services and sales revenue. Consolidated net profit was 8,003 billion toman.
Faraz and company monthly reporting ↗ · retrieved 2026-08-13The two figures likely measure different scopes rather than contradicting each other, but no source seen states the reconciliation, so neither is presented as the single revenue number. FX restated 21 August 2026: the 2024-25 (FY2024-25) average was revised from ~62,000 to ~70,000 toman/$ following a Tehran Index audit of the tgju series (50 observations; simple mean 70,080, monthly means 69,100). Dollar figure recomputed; toman figure unchanged.
Nine-month results and subscriber base (to December 2024)Nine months to 21 December 2024Company disclosed
Operating revenue of 49,181 billion toman against operating cost of 39,194 billion, giving gross profit of 9,987 billion and net profit of 2,974 billion, for the nine months to 21 December 2024. Over the same nine months the active subscriber base grew 6 per cent to pass 81 million.
Company filings, via Digiato ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-26From unaudited statements on Codal, as reported by Digiato on 19 January 2025; Digiato notes that unaudited profit can change on restatement. Subscriber counts are mobile connections, not people. The source gives 6 per cent subscriber growth over the nine months.
Business model & group
Named in foreign issuers' Iran disclosuresFinancial year 2024Official record
Mobile Telecommunication Company of Iran is named as a roaming counterparty in the Section 13(r) Iran disclosure of Telefonica S.A.'s Form 20-F for 2024, filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Telefonica's Spanish subsidiary reports 474,806 euros of revenue for 2024 from its roaming agreement with MCI, and no revenue from its agreements with Taliya or Telecommunication Kish.
Telefonica S.A. Form 20-F for 2024 (filed 27 February 2025) ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-06Telefonica has filed no Form 20-F for 2025 as at 12 September 2026, so its 2024 filing is the latest. Amounts are inter-operator roaming settlements, not MCI revenue.
Leadership
CEO (Official Gazette board notice)Board resolution of 26 July 2026; notice published 25 August 2026Official record
The Official Gazette notice published in gazette 23711 (Tehran edition) on 25 August 2026 records that the board, by resolution of 26 July 2026, named Modiriat Saman Sazeh Ghadir, represented by Mehdi Akhavan Bahabadi, as chief executive and a board member for a term to 16 June 2028.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-05Read directly on the Official Gazette legal-notices portal on 5 October 2026. The chief executive here is a legal entity acting through a named representative; the register records the appointment and its term, not any later change.
Ownership & capital
Brand to operator, stated by the companyCompany disclosed
The licence holder of this domain is شرکت ارتباطات سیار ایران. The passage is quoted verbatim in the source passage.
mci.ir (company website) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-17A company statement, not a state source, and weaker evidence than a certificate on the state e-commerce register.
Registered capital (latest Official Gazette capital notice)Latest capital notice, published 9 March 2024; notices checked to 25 August 2026Official record
The most recent capital notice in the Official Gazette, published in gazette 23002 (Tehran edition) on 9 March 2024, records an extraordinary general meeting of 12 February 2024 raising capital from 75,200,000,000,000 rial to 89,200,000,000,000 rial, divided into 89,200,000,000 registered ordinary shares of 1,000 rial, entirely out of retained earnings. Registered capital is a nominal legal figure and is not a valuation.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-05Read directly on the Official Gazette legal-notices portal on 5 October 2026. The 15 most recent notices the portal lists for the company, the latest published 25 August 2026, were each opened and searched for a capital clause; none after this one changes the capital figure. Registered capital is the amount in the company register, not market capitalisation.
Signals & timeline, Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) mentions
2026-08-27MCI holds 54% of Iran's 174M active mobile lines in spring 2026, CRA reports

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Source ledger, every field, its evidence
Staff holding a master's degreeCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
1,060 (60.6 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Leavers in the yearCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
178
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Leavers in the year, by emigrationCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
24 (14 per cent of leavers)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average time from application to hireCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
57 days
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Organisational engagement scoreCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
75 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Training hours per employeeCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
41.3 hours
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Job offers acceptedCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
148 of 155 (95 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Market share of mobile call traffic, Hamrah-e Aval groupCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
67 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women, share of managersCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
20.3 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff holding a bachelor's degreeCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
574 (33 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
New hires in the yearCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
148
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Leavers in the year, by retirementCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
110 (62 per cent of leavers)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Training classes heldCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
557
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards sold in the year, prepaidCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
7,696,685
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards, Hamrah-e Aval aloneCompany disclosedat 19 March 2024
more than 100 million
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards sold since launch, prepaid (cumulative)Company disclosedat 19 March 2024
114,813,409
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
5G site locations launched in the yearCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
about 1,000
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Share of mobile broadband subscribers, Hamrah-e Aval groupCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
53 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Operating revenue, parent companyCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
514,208,122 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards sold in the year, postpaidCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
1,124,442
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Operating revenue, consolidated groupCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
556,585,166 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Net profit, parent companyCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
61,395,737 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Employees, parent company (permanent and contract)Company disclosedat 19 March 2024
1,760
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Employees, consolidated group (permanent and contract)Company disclosedat 19 March 2024
4,374
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
SIM cards sold since launch, postpaid (cumulative)Company disclosedat 19 March 2024
25,308,624
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Customer club, average active members per quarterCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
8,600,000
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Villages covered by the networkCompany disclosedat 19 March 2024
about 45,000
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Net profit, consolidated groupCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
81,178,951 million rial
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Market share of SMS traffic, Hamrah-e Aval groupCompany disclosedYear to 19 March 2024
84 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Population covered by the networkCompany disclosedat 19 March 2024
97 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval (MCI) board annual report to shareholders, year to 19 March 2024 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Employees, parent company (permanent and contract)Company disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
1,750
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff aged under 30, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
4 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff aged 31 to 40, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
42 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff aged 41 to 50, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
44 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff aged over 51, shareCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
10 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Average age of staffCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
40 years
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Women, share of staffCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
38 per cent
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Staff holding a doctorateCompany disclosedYear to 20 March 2023
105 (6 per cent)
Hamrah-e Aval human capital report, year to 20 March 2023 · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
Full-year revenue (March 2024 to March 2025), two figures on recordConflicting evidenceFinancial year ended 20 March 2025
Two revenue figures are in circulation for the same year and Tehran Index publishes both rather than choosing: 74,000 billion toman (roughly $1.06B at the 2024-25 average free-market rate of ~70,000 toman/$) reported as total revenue, and 67,944 billion toman reported as combined services and sales revenue. Consolidated net profit was 8,003 billion toman.
Faraz and company monthly reporting ↗ · retrieved 2026-08-13retrieved 2026-08-13
Nine-month results and subscriber base (to December 2024)Company disclosedNine months to 21 December 2024
Operating revenue of 49,181 billion toman against operating cost of 39,194 billion, giving gross profit of 9,987 billion and net profit of 2,974 billion, for the nine months to 21 December 2024. Over the same nine months the active subscriber base grew 6 per cent to pass 81 million.
Company filings, via Digiato ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-26retrieved 2026-09-26
Brand to operator, stated by the companyCompany disclosed
The licence holder of this domain is شرکت ارتباطات سیار ایران. The passage is quoted verbatim in the source passage.
mci.ir (company website) ↗ · retrieved 2026-09-17retrieved 2026-09-17
Registered capital (latest Official Gazette capital notice)Official recordLatest capital notice, published 9 March 2024; notices checked to 25 August 2026
The most recent capital notice in the Official Gazette, published in gazette 23002 (Tehran edition) on 9 March 2024, records an extraordinary general meeting of 12 February 2024 raising capital from 75,200,000,000,000 rial to 89,200,000,000,000 rial, divided into 89,200,000,000 registered ordinary shares of 1,000 rial, entirely out of retained earnings. Registered capital is a nominal legal figure and is not a valuation.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-05retrieved 2026-10-05
CEO (Official Gazette board notice)Official recordBoard resolution of 26 July 2026; notice published 25 August 2026
The Official Gazette notice published in gazette 23711 (Tehran edition) on 25 August 2026 records that the board, by resolution of 26 July 2026, named Modiriat Saman Sazeh Ghadir, represented by Mehdi Akhavan Bahabadi, as chief executive and a board member for a term to 16 June 2028.
Official Gazette of the Islamic Republic of Iran, legal-notices portal, notice detail ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-05retrieved 2026-10-05
Named in foreign issuers' Iran disclosuresOfficial recordFinancial year 2024
Mobile Telecommunication Company of Iran is named as a roaming counterparty in the Section 13(r) Iran disclosure of Telefonica S.A.'s Form 20-F for 2024, filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Telefonica's Spanish subsidiary reports 474,806 euros of revenue for 2024 from its roaming agreement with MCI, and no revenue from its agreements with Taliya or Telecommunication Kish.
Telefonica S.A. Form 20-F for 2024 (filed 27 February 2025) ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-06retrieved 2026-10-06
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Tehran, Iran
Founded 1993
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