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About Fath-e Jam (فتح جم)

The Iranian cooperation of paralyzed and disable people, with the brand name 'Fath-e Jam' was founded in 1374, with the permission of the Ministry of Cooperatives (the current Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare). It conducts activities in various fields including technical and vocational training, skill enhancement, job creation, empowerment, and welfare and socio-cultural services, especially for people with disabilities. The company has established various workshops, trained and attracted hundreds of people with disabilities, and provided suitable job opportunities. Its workshops include computer and electronic component assembly (delivering 83,000 computer systems and 111,000 electronic components annually), sewing products, and traditional handicraft training and production in cooperation with the Deputy of Handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts.

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  • work clothes
  • night work clothes
  • Work clothes for two servants
  • Women work clothes
  • Technology Computer assembly
  • Handicrafts mina kari, khatam kari
  • Garment industry Production of work clothes
  • Textile Industry
  • The industry related to carpets and rugs

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The Iranian cooperation of paralyzed and disable people, with the brand name 'Fath-e Jam' was founded in 1374, with the permission of the Ministry of Cooperatives (the current Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor and Social Welfare). It conducts activities in various fields including technical and vocational training, skill enhancement, job creation, empowerment, and welfare and socio-cultural services, especially for people with disabilities. The company has established various workshops, trained and attracted hundreds of people with disabilities, and provided suitable job opportunities. Its workshops include computer and electronic component assembly (delivering 83,000 computer systems and 111,000 electronic components annually), sewing products, and traditional handicraft training and production in cooperation with the Deputy of Handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts.

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