School closures and remote work stagnated stationery market

Mohsen Golestani, head of the Tehran Association of Stationery and Engineering Supplies Sellers, pointed to the challenges faced by this trade over the past year and stated that school closures and remote work have caused a slump in the stationery market. These remarks were made following a review of the situation of active business units in this field.

• Mohsen Golestani is the head of the Tehran Association of Stationery and Engineering Supplies Sellers.
• He referred to the challenges faced by his trade over the past year.
• According to Golestani, school closures and remote work have caused the stationery market to stagnate.
• Last year, about 50 business units out of a total of 1,900 licensed units ceased operations.
• These 50 business units are part of the total licensed units in this trade.
• The total number of licensed business units in this trade is 1,900.. Coverage difference: All three sources (ISNA on Telegram, ISNA, and Tejarat-News) published the news with a similar headline and summary, and no significant difference is observed in the reporting or emphasis on different aspects of the story. All three media outlets quoted Mohsen Golestani, head of the Tehran Association of Stationery and Engineering Supplies Sellers, as saying that the stationery market has stagnated due to school closures and remote work, and that 50 business units closed last year.