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This data is taken from Table 6 of the Journal of the Provincial Economic, Social, and Cultural Status.

This data is taken from Table 5 of the Journal of the Provincial Economic, Social, and Cultural Status.

This data is taken from Table 4 of the Journal of the Provincial Economic, Social, and Cultural Status.

This data is taken from Table 3 of the Journal of the Provincial Economic, Social, and Cultural Status.

This data is taken from Table 2 of the Journal of the Provincial Economic, Social, and Cultural Status.

The Islamic Republic has long had the ambition of exporting gas to Europe via Turkey. During Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s presidency (2005-2013), when the relations with the West soured, Iran lost its opportunity of exporting natural gas to European countries, instead, other countries such as Russia, Qatar

At Iran Open Data, we have been working to make resources about open data and access to information available to open data advocates in Iran. The following blog post from Open Ownership Organisation is one of the resources we have made available in Persian. This post originally appeared here. The I

In the aftermath of the oil shock of 1973, Iran's oil revenue suddenly quadrupled to nearly $20 billion a year (equivalent to $130 billion in today’s money). Flushed with new petro-dollars, Iran’s then-leader, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, immediately went on a spending spree to build Iran's economic,

The advent of the Internet has been one of the profound communications revolutions in the world: so much so that data has become one’s most important asset, and the world is, at the same time, rapidly moving towards blockchain technology, digital currencies, and telecommuting. These technologic

The Islamic Republic has long sent thousands of people to visit the battlefields of the Iran-Iraq war (1980-88) in southwestern Iran. These pilgrims, more commonly known as Rahian-e Noor in Persian (the passengers of light), were at the outset part of an ostensibly “grassroot and spontaneous" moveme

In a new IOD survey, a third of Iranian participants have stated that they had experienced power outages in the fall of 2021 when Iran faced sweeping blackouts. The average blackout for the respondents was three hours a day; the data also suggests that 96% of the participants had access to the urban

This data is taken from page 10 of the report Important Statistical Indicators of the Heath Sector - National - 2017.