Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-10-23
New regulations in Iran mandate a two-day per week remote work policy for government employees and one car-free day weekly.
Iranian government employees will work remotely two days per week under a new regulation. The directive also mandates one day per week without personal vehicle use. This policy aims to manage commuting patterns and reduce reliance on private cars within public administration.
The measure arrives amid broader discussions about urban congestion and environmental concerns in Tehran. By encouraging remote work and discouraging private vehicle use, the government seeks to alleviate traffic and potentially improve air quality. The implementation details will shape its effectiveness in altering daily commutes and work habits.
3 sources across Farsi · blind spot: little coverage from the left
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“آیین‌نامه مدیریت رفت‌وآمد کارکنان،دستگاه‌های اجرایی را به کاهش استفاده از خودروی شخصی وگسترش دورکاری مکلف کرد.”How each side headlined it
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آیین‌نامه مدیریت رفت‌وآمد کارکنان،دستگاه‌های اجرایی را به کاهش استفاده از خودروی شخصی وگسترش دورکاری مکلف کرد.
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آیین‌نامه مدیریت رفت‌وآمد کارکنان،دستگاه‌های اجرایی را به کاهش استفاده از خودروی شخصی وگسترش دورکاری مکلف کرد.
آیین‌نامه مدیریت رفت‌وآمد کارکنان،دستگاه‌های اجرایی را به کاهش استفاده از خودروی شخصی وگسترش دورکاری مکلف کرد.
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