The "Fist Sculpture," recognized as one of the main symbols of the Islamic Revolution Square in Tehran, was transferred to the workshop last night for necessary renovations. This transfer is carried out with utmost caution to preserve this historical structure.
Start of the Transfer
City officials announced that the relocation of the Fist Sculpture began last night. Due to the importance of this structure to the citizens, the work is being done with greater care and caution to avoid any damage. The Fist Sculpture is set to be reinstalled in its original location in Enghelab Square after necessary modifications and renovations.
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Purpose of Relocation and Renovation
This element was temporarily installed in Enghelab Square on the eve of the funeral ceremony for the martyred leader of the revolution, and the decision to relocate it has now been made for the purpose of renovation and improvement. City beautification officials emphasize that this decision was made in response to citizens' demands to preserve this symbol in Enghelab Square. The Fist Sculpture, as one of the cultural and social symbols of Tehran, well represents the spirit of resistance and unity of the people.
After the renovation process is completed, this structure will return to Enghelab Square, and it is expected to greet citizens with a new and more attractive appearance. This action demonstrates the municipality's attention to preserving urban symbols and responding to the cultural and social needs of citizens.
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