Kazemi invited students and educators to attend the farewell and funeral ceremony

Following the death of the Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, farewell and funeral procession ceremonies for his body were held in Tehran and several provinces. The Minister of Education, Ali-Asghar Kazemi, personally attended the farewell ceremony for educators and students in Tehran and called upon these two groups to participate in the ceremonies. Simultaneously, provincial officials and other government and semi-governmental institutions also called upon various segments of the population to attend the farewell and funeral procession ceremonies. These ceremonies in Tehran, Central Province, and Mazandaran were among the main axes of media coverage.

• The Minister of Education attended the farewell ceremony for educators and students in Tehran, and this attendance was published in the form of photo reports by several media outlets.
• Ali-Asghar Kazemi called upon students and educators throughout the country to participate in the farewell and funeral procession ceremony.
• Part of the farewell ceremony for educators and students in Tehran was held at Shahid-e Haftom-e Tir Primary School.
• The Minister of Jihad and Agriculture also issued a formal invitation to food security activists to attend the farewell ceremony.
• Melli Insurance Company, through an official announcement, called upon its employees, sales network, insurance industry activists, and various segments of the Iranian people to attend the ceremonies.
• Authorities in Central Province announced the dispatch of "thousands" of people from the cities of this province to attend the farewell ceremony; this figure is documented according to IRIB News Agency reports.
• Officials in Mazandaran Province also called upon the people of this province to participate in the farewell and funeral procession ceremonies.
• The aforementioned calls were issued by diverse institutions encompassing both government bodies (ministries) and semi-governmental companies (Melli Insurance Company).
• In the existing coverage, there is no reference to the precise number of participants in Tehran or overall ceremony statistics.
• The covering media outlets used the phrase "Shahid Leader" in describing the deceased.. Coverage difference: Media outlets affiliated with government institutions such as Mehr News, IRIB News Agency, and Defense Press primarily emphasized official invitations and calls as well as the geographic breadth of participation, whereas Etemaad newspaper focused more on photo reports and the announcement from Melli Insurance Company, and Jam-e Jam newspaper concentrated on the holding of ceremonies at the specific location of Shahid-e Haftom-e Tir Primary School. None of the sources presented a critical narrative or opposing viewpoint, and no narrative discrepancy is observed among them in this compilation.