Christian Sewing
کریستیان زوئینگ
Finance executive
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View Timeline →Darghin; A Potential Hub for Clothing Production with 3,000 Tailors
The manager of Darghin County's Industry, Mine and Trade Department announced the region's potential as a clothing production hub due to its 3,000 tailors. The…
Korsi Blanket; A Warm Heritage of Cold Days in Khorasan Razavi
The article discusses the cultural significance of korsi blankets in Khorasan Razavi during the cold season, highlighting their historical importance in family life. It reflects…
Sewing Machines Spin More Quietly; The Art of Tailoring Faces Challenges Amid Rising Fabric and Supply Costs
The article discusses the decline of tailor shops in Iran due to rising costs of materials and labor, as well as competition from ready-made clothing.…
Emphasis on Strengthening Family Participation in Student Education by the Ministry of Education
The Ministry of Education is focusing on enhancing family involvement in student education through the Parent-Teacher Connection week. The initiative aims to foster informed parental…
Behind the Sewing Machines: The Story of Women Who Sew Their Future with Threads of Hope
A small workshop in the market serves as a haven for women pursuing financial independence through sewing. They share a common hope for a better…
Displaced Nigerian Mother Rebuilds Life Through Sewing After Tragic Loss
Safiya, a displaced Nigerian mother, has faced immense loss due to violence, including the death of her husband and children. She is now trying to…
Over 1,000 Inmates at Ghezel Hesar Prison Stage Hunger Strike Against Executions
Over 1,000 inmates at Ghezel Hesar Prison are on a hunger strike for three weeks, protesting against executions in Iran, with some resorting to sewing…
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Sewing in Iranian Prison Gave Me Hope
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe reflects on her time in an Iranian prison, emphasizing how sewing provided her with hope. Her insights highlight the importance of small freedoms…
Paul Whelan, Former American Military Personnel, Attacked in Russian Prison
Paul Whelan, a former U.S. Marine imprisoned in Russia on espionage charges, was attacked by another inmate in a high-security prison. His brother believes the…
Remember - The Needle-Pierced Suffering; The Shared Pain of Baloch Women
The article highlights the struggles of Baloch women in Sistan and Baluchestan, who endure physical pain and economic hardship while sewing to support their families.…
Retirees Council's Reaction to the Seventh Development Plan; It Will Lead to 'Intensification of Public Misery'
The Iranian Retirees Council criticized the draft of the Seventh Development Plan, claiming it will worsen public misery and impose austerity on the majority. They…
Australia Issues Warning About Needles Found in Strawberry Packages
Australia is facing a crisis with reports of sewing needles found in strawberries, prompting Prime Minister Scott Morrison to compare the incidents to terrorism and…
China Responds to New US Tariffs: We Will Retaliate
The US has imposed a 25% tariff on 1,300 Chinese goods, prompting China to announce retaliatory measures. This escalation in trade tensions is part of…
The 'Promise'; Shohreh Aghdashloo and the Armenian Genocide
The film 'The Promise' attempts to narrate the Armenian genocide within a romantic story but lacks innovation and suffers from exaggerated performances. It explores complex…
Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh's Dinner Party in Golkharestan
Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh hosts a dinner party with historical and religious figures including Cyrus, Zoroaster, Christ, Marx, and Mohammad Reza Shah, discussing their significance and the…
Exhibition of Returned Ancient Artifacts to Iran
Iran has showcased 558 ancient artifacts returned from various countries, attributing the successful repatriation to improved relations following the nuclear agreement. This exhibition is significant…
Melania Trump: From Yugoslavia to the White House
Melania Trump, soon to be the First Lady of the United States, has a unique background as the second First Lady born outside the U.S.,…
Iranians Who Sewed Their Lips Shut in Northern France End Their Hunger Strike
Nine Iranian refugees in France ended their hunger strike after the French government promised to improve living conditions in their camp. They had protested against…
When Erdogan's Wife Considers Ottoman Harem as a School for Women's Education
Emine Erdogan, the wife of Turkey's president, has controversially described Ottoman harems as schools for women, sparking backlash from women's groups and political figures. Her…
Third Day of Iranian Refugees Protesting with Sewn Lips
Iranian migrants in Calais, France, are protesting the demolition of their makeshift camp by sewing their lips shut for the third day. French officials express…