The judges of the literature section of the second national, cultural, and art festival of “Made in Iran” are introduced at the end of the registration deadline for delivering works to the event.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs quoted by the news headquarter of the second national, cultural and art festival of Made in Iran, Mohammad Reza Aslani, Abbas Ahmadi, and Alireza Labesh are the judges of the literature section of this round of the event. Peman Salehi, deputy of innovation and commercialization of technology, will be present among the judges as the representative of this organization. Moreover, Mohammad Reza Aslani, the poet, cinematographer and art researcher, Alireza Labesh, Poet, author and comedian, and Abbas Ahmadi, poet and comedian, are among the well-known individuals in the field of literature.

The final evaluation of the works will be soon initiated with the secretary of Naser Feyz.

The literature section of this festival involves three sections of poem (in various classic forms), short story, and documentary. The poem section will include various forms of classic, new, and lyrics and satire. In addition, the short story section will involve satirical works. The documentary section will include the introducing of entrepreneurs and their activities in the area of knowledge-based Iranian products.

The second national, cultural and art festival of “Made in Iran” will be held December 25^th-29^th, 2018 with the goals of mainstreaming and content production for cyberspace related to the cycle of commercialization, entrepreneurship and knowledge-based economy, support of Iranian-made knowledge-based products and services, organizing excessive import and valuating high-quality Iranian products and services, and helping the branding of high-quality Iranian products. It should be noted that various sections of the festival include literature, visual arts, audiovisual economy, digital media and idea market and student section, which will be carried out by the efforts of the knowledge-based economy and culture-building technologies development headquarter and with the help of Parviz Karami, secretary of the mentioned headquarter.