Project Title

– Construction of a 10-classroom school

– Canalization and channel construction, leveling of pathways, restoration and renovation of covered canals and bridges

– Renovation of pedestrian pathways along Valiasr Street

– Renovation of the northern side of Enqelab Street between Valiasr Square and 16 Azar intersection

– Renovation of the southern side of Enqelab Street between Valiasr Square and 16 Azar intersection

– Renovation of Enqelab Street pathway between Pich-e-Shemiran and Choobi Bridge

– Renovation of Enqelab Street pathway between Jamalzadeh Street and 12 Farvardin Street

– Renovation of Enqelab Square pathway

– Construction of a tourism route from Chamran to Evin

Project Objective

The main objective of these projects is to enhance the quality of life for Tehran’s citizens and improve urban infrastructure. This goal is being achieved through the development of educational spaces, the renovation and improvement of pathways and public areas, and the creation of tourism routes

Project Description

This project includes a series of civil and developmental initiatives across the city of Tehran, which are generally divided into three categories:

– Development of educational spaces: Construction of a 10-classroom school aimed at increasing educational capacity and improving access to standard educational facilities.

– Improvement of pathways and public spaces: Includes canalization, channel construction, leveling of pathways, restoration and renovation of canals and covered bridges, and enhancement of pedestrian and vehicle pathways along Valiasr Street, Enqelab Street, and Enqelab Square, with the goal of improving safety, accessibility for citizens, and urban landscape.

– Creation of tourism routes: Construction of a tourism route from Chamran to Evin aimed at promoting urban tourism and creating recreational and cultural spaces for citizens.

These projects are being implemented by Districts 3 and 7 of the Tehran Municipality, the Beautification Organization of Tehran Municipality, and the Cultural Spaces Development Company.

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