Maifeier in Kamyaran bei Kermanschah (FA) Interview: Was geschah 2009 in der Wahlkommission? Blogger plädieren für stärkere Zusammenarbeit mit etablierten Medien Reformer-Zeitschrift Nasim-e Bidari von Zeitungsständen entfernt (FA) 160 Autoren und Verleger protestieren gegen Teilnahmeverbot bei Buchmesse Buchtipp: The Poet’s Daughter. Malek o’Shoara Bahar of Iran and the Immortal Song of Freedom Fotobericht: Mineralquellen [...]
A group of bikers promoting the motto “Our City Is Cleaner than Our Home” rode their bicycles on Sunday along the capital Tehran to invite people to watch the environment-themed movie “The Orange Dressed”.
Bikers promote environment-themed movie “The Orange Dressed”
www.persianicons.org
TEHRAN — A group of bikers promoting the motto “Our City Is Cleaner than Our Home” rode their bicycles on Sunday along the capital Tehran to invite people
Hausarrest: Fatemeh Karroubi muss Goldene Hochzeit ohne Ehemann feiern (FA) Oscar-Preisträger Asghar Farhadi solidarisiert sich mit afghanischen Immigranten in Iran Nicht nur für Blogger: Data Journalism Handbook Iran verschärft Kampf für islamistischen „Dresscode“ Interview mit Salwa al-Neimi: Befreiung der erotischen Literatur Fotobericht: Insel Hormuz im Persischen Golf Politik und Wirtschaft Washington erhöht den Druck auf [...]
The Moon over Champs-Elysees and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
Photography by Babak Amin Tafreshi.
Babak Amin Tafreshi (born in 1978 in Tehran, Iran) is an Iranian amateur astronomer, photographer, and science journalist. He is the creator and director of The World At Night (TWAN), an international program in which photographers from around the world capture images of night skies as seen above notable landmarks of the planet. He is also a member of the board of advisors of Astronomers Without Borders and a project coordinator for the International Year of Astronomy (IYA2009).
Wall Photos
My latest released image on The World at Night. The Moon over Champs-Elysees and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. This is a single-exposure photograph with a telephoto lens, from my calculated location 2 km away from the Arc. Enjoy Midnight in Paris! The image official page: http://twanight.org?ID=3003613
Feel free to share this post and the image, but please do not copy and upload the image on your page.
Closure of the visa office in Tehran
Effective immediately, the Visa and Immigration Section at the Embassy of Canada in Iran (Tehran) is closed and services have been transferred to the Embassy of Canada in Turkey (Ankara).
The visa office in Ankara will now be responsible for processing all applications from Iran, in addition to being responsible for applications from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey and Turkmenistan.
The transfer of temporary resident services from Tehran to Ankara has been in the planning stage for a while. Ankara is already responsible for processing permanent resident applications from Iran.
Each year, CIC evaluates its network of immigration offices and explores ways of doing business more effectively and efficiently.
Shifting visa services from one visa office to another is not uncommon. Our new processing system, the Global Case Management System (GCMS), allows visa officers around the world to share workloads easily and efficiently.
Temporary resident services
If you are in Iran and want to submit a temporary resident application, you must now apply through the visa office in Ankara. You are not required to include your passport with your application. The visa office in Ankara will contact you if the visa is ready to be issued and make the necessary arrangements in order to facilitate this process in person.
Iranian nationals outside of Iran can submit their application to any other Canadian visa office.
Temporary resident applications that have already been submitted will be transferred to Ankara where processing will resume.
Source:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/notices/notice-tehran.asp
Tahereh Salmassi singt Rumi: Ensanam arezoust Weibliche politische Gefangene in Evin leiden unter Krankheiten und schlechten Haftbedingungen Nobelpreisträger fordern Freilassung Narges Mohammadis Cyberwar: “Keiner redet über diesen Krieg” Washingtoner Filmfestival: Preis für iranischen Dokumentarfilm über Geschlechtsumwandlung Iranische Impressionen: Eindrücke einer Reise durch den Gottesstaat (empfehlenswert) Metropolitan Museum: Wie der Islam sich vor Europas Toren einrichtete [...]
