The Hazrat Zahra (S) Garden Path, as one of the cultural and social projects of the Tehran Municipality, is in the process of becoming a hub for family-centered services. At the thirty-third meeting of the Legal and Judicial Committee of the Tehran Metropolitan Social Headquarters, hosted by the Cultural Space Development Company of Tehran Municipality, the organization of kiosks and services in this garden path was discussed.
Organization of Kiosks and Family-Centered Services
In this meeting, Asghar Jalalian, Deputy for Human Rights and International Affairs of the Ministry of Justice, and other judicial and social officials referred to the organization of kiosks and the review of operating contracts in the Hazrat Zahra (S) Garden Path. It was decided that the public prosecutor's offices of districts 18 and 38 would conduct field visits to the kiosks in district 17 and review the contracts to make necessary decisions if they expire.
Subsequently, a visit was made to the "Panaah" public counseling center, which aims to support families, facilitate marriage, and promote childbearing. Other centers, such as talent identification and child-friendly laboratories, were also visited.
Collaboration between Urban Management and the Judiciary
Abdulmajid Rahmani, Secretary of the Monitoring, Evaluation, and Management Center for Social Damages of Tehran Metropolitan, emphasized the necessity of utilizing the capacity of the judiciary in this meeting, stating that the Legal and Judicial Committee has been formed to address social issues and remove existing obstacles. He added that 33 sessions of this committee have been held so far, and problems and issues have been closely examined.
Rahmani also referred to the urban management's actions in organizing vulnerable areas, stating that, in collaboration with relevant organizations, actions have been taken in areas such as Farahzad and Nahj al-Balagha Park. These actions have helped organize spaces affected by social damages and optimize the use of tourism capacities.
Seyyed Mohammad Nazem Razavi, CEO of the Cultural Space Development Company of Tehran Municipality, also referred to the Hazrat Zahra (S) Garden Path project, stating that this complex, approximately 10 kilometers long and 35 meters wide, has been constructed. With the transfer of the railway line underground, a suitable opportunity has been created to enhance the quality of life for residents of surrounding neighborhoods, transforming this capacity into a space for cultural, social, sports, and recreational activities.
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