“Omidieh” approach in the new year / the program emphasizes entrepreneurship – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
Ramin Shamsainia, director of the Science and Economics Department of One Sima, told Mehr about the special program “Omidieh” of this network, whose approaches have changed in the new year: “Omidieh” is a program in the field of entrepreneurship whose economic approaches are to be more in the new year. Highlight and even answer public opinion questions about some economic issues such as computer targeting.
Referring to the book-centric nature of the program, he added: “Omidiyeh” has a fixed item about the introduction of the book, which this year, the knowledge-based approach will be more common in introductions. Of course, in the program, we will invite the subjects that the books are about, rather than the author of the book.
Shamsai Nia, referring to the appropriate approaches of this program, stated: The special program “Omidiyeh” advanced its approaches in the field of books in 1401. This program has a production structure and a combination that aired on Channel One since March of last year and in the new period of change in the national media. The central issue is the knowledge-based entrepreneurship program, which is run by Kiadavood Esfandiari and will be broadcast around 6 p.m.
He added: “This program paid special attention to books and broadcasted them live during the book fair. The program routinely focuses on” progress “oral books, which are in the field of silent struggles of knowledge-based activists in the production of sanctions-breaking parts and single industries.” And in the exhibition, he continued this process in a more general way.
Shamsainia stated: The period of evolution of the national media has a special look at the book and we in the science and economics group of the network maintained the same approach. In addition to the content of the books we covered during the exhibition, we also looked at the book phenomenon as a medium. From the purchase price to other issues that are important to book lovers and the solutions that lead to its development, as well as innovative discussions such as apps and audiobooks, the goal of the program was to create a taste for the oral history of post-revolutionary progress. Let’s read it again.
In the end, he said: “We read in the statistics that about 8 million people have visited the book fair, and this means about 10% of the Iranian community, which can be one million serious readers of the book and can have a special program for such an audience.”
Omidieh will be aired on Channel One from Saturday to Wednesday at 6:00 PM.