Iran Slogan of the Year

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Naming the motto of the year in Iran is done by Ali Khamenei Supreme leader every new year in Nowrooz. The first instance began in 1999, where he selected the "title of year".

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1990–1999

Supreme leader announces the title of the new year by messages broadcast on IRIB TV in new years eve. [1]

2000–2009

2010–2021

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