Commemoration of Women's Day and the Status of Mothers at IDEM
Commemoration of Women's Day and honoring the status of mothers at IDEM with the presence of the Chairman of the Board ️

Commemoration of Women's Day and honoring the status of mothers at IDEM with the presence of the Chairman of the Board ️
Haj Agha Mirzaei, the respected Chairman of the Board and Deputy CEO of IDEM, at the ceremony commemorating Women's Day and honoring the status of mothers, referring to the historical and contemporary role of women, emphasized the importance of proper upbringing of children and supporting spouses in confronting the enemy's efforts. The special ceremony for Women's Day and honoring the exalted status of mothers was held on the occasion of the birth of Hazrat Zahra (peace be upon her) at IDEM, and Haj Agha Mirzaei, Chairman of the Board and Deputy CEO, in his speech pointed to the importance of the role of women in the family and society.
According to the IDEM Public Relations report, the special ceremony for Women's Day and honoring the status of mothers was held at IDEM, and Haj Agha Mirzaei, stating the special position of women in society, referred to their effective role in the 12-day war and said: "Women were very active in these days in helping to treat those injured by the enemy's aggression." Recalling the life of Hazrat Zahra (peace be upon her), he added: "The 18-year life of Hazrat Zahra was accompanied by love for her husband and children, and alongside her duties as a mother and wife, she was most active in teaching religious knowledge for the stability and strength of the pillar of pure Muhammadan Islam and enlightenment for the guardianship. Hazrat Zahra was a successful model for being a wife and mother." Haj Agha Mirzaei further emphasized: "The entire effort of the enemy in these days is to create despair and hopelessness in the country and to create a gap between the people and the government, and women today have the duty to play a role by properly raising children and supporting their husband's efforts." This ceremony was accompanied by honoring the women of IDEM.








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