Tehran - The Ministry of Agriculture will inaugurate a new specialized studio at its Public Relations and Information Center next week, aimed at expanding the production of audio-visual content.

 

The announcement was made by Seyed Sajjad Hosseini, Advisor to the Minister and Head of the Ministry’s Public Relations and Information Center.

 

Hosseini explained that the initiative seeks to enhance public awareness of agricultural programs, policies, and challenges, while encouraging greater participation from farmers in national agricultural plans and efforts to safeguard food security.

 

“With upgraded technical infrastructure for multimedia production, the studio will provide a dynamic platform for dialogue between officials, experts, and farmers, as well as a venue to better narrate the story of Iran’s agricultural sector,” he said.

 

He described the project as a key step in building the necessary infrastructure for agricultural storytelling. Beyond ministry leaders, the studio will host representatives from associations, unions, cooperatives, and pioneering farmers in roundtable discussions on agricultural issues, the importance of food security, and practical solutions for the sector.

 

Hosseini further revealed plans for a second facility, the “Farmer Studio,” which will be larger in scale and equipped with more advanced technology. Based in Tehran, it will serve as a national hub for wider dialogue and engagement with agricultural organizations and producers.