On the last day of Esfand 1393, join Radio Farda during the hours leading up to the moment of the New Year and the first hours of the new year. Radio Farda has prepared a variety of special programs in anticipation of the Persian New Year and the ancient Nowruz. The Nowruz special program of Radio Farda will begin at 7 PM on Friday, March 20, Tehran time, with the evening magazine of Radio Farda hosted by Mohammad Zargami, where you will be able to listen to a diverse collection of programs with the spirit of Nowruz until the end of the evening magazine. Following that, you will listen to the Nowruz special program 'Fardahang', which is produced in the music section of Radio Farda and will continue until an hour before the New Year. An hour before the transition to the year 1394, Radio Farda's special New Year program, hosted by Fahimeh Khodr Haidari, will be a guest at your Haft-Seen table and will continue until well past midnight. Start the new year with Radio Farda and share your messages and opinions with us: Radio Farda's voicemail: 004202211221121.
Special Nowruz Programs on Radio Farda, Friday, March 20
Radio Farda is hosting special programs to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, starting on March 20. The programs include an evening magazine and a music segment leading up to the New Year. This initiative highlights the cultural significance of Nowruz and engages the Iranian diaspora.
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📰 What Happened
Radio Farda is hosting special programs to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, with a variety of cultural and musical segments leading up to the New Year. The programming aims to engage listeners and celebrate Iranian heritage.
- The special programs began at 7 PM Tehran time on March 20.
- The programming includes an evening magazine and a music segment, culminating in a live New Year celebration.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Nowruz, the Persian New Year, is celebrated on the vernal equinox and symbolizes renewal and rebirth, deeply rooted in Iranian culture and history.
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