Iran's Emergency Organization Chief Holds Press Conference Marking 51 Years of Pre-Hospital Services
Jafar Mi'adfar, head of Iran's Emergency Organization, addressed reporters in Tehran as the country marked the 51st anniversary of pre-hospital emergency services.
Jafar Mi'adfar, President of Iran's Emergency Organization, held a press conference in Tehran on September 15, 2026, according to Iran's official news agency IRNA.
The press conference was held to mark the 51st anniversary of the establishment of pre-hospital emergency services in the country, IRNA reported.
IRNA's report, published as a photo item, did not provide further details on the specific remarks made by Mi'adfar during the event or any additional announcements related to the anniversary.
Iran's Emergency Organization is responsible for coordinating pre-hospital emergency medical response across the country.
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