A cultural, arts, and media activist from Mazandaran province, emphasizing the need for reassessing the status of reading in society, called for moving beyond temporary programs and transitioning toward institutionalizing book-reading culture in families, schools, universities, and social institutions.
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Book Week Should Not Be Limited to Seasonal Slogans; Necessity of Institutionalizing Reading Culture in Society
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November 15, 2026
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A Mazandaran cultural activist has called for transforming Iran's approach to reading culture from temporary, seasonal initiatives to permanent institutional practices across families, educational institutions, and social organizations. The activist argues that Book Week should serve as a catalyst for deeper systemic change rather than remaining limited to promotional slogans.
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