Tebyan International Data Center (IDC) launched
Tehran Times Culture Desk

TEHRAN -- The International Data Center (IDC) of Tebyan Cultural and Information Center was launched last week in a ceremony held at the venue of Tehran’s Art Bureau.

IIDO Director Hojjatoleslam Seyyed Mehdi Khamushi and Tebyan director Alireza Talebpur were among the guests participating in the ceremony.

Tebyan, the largest public data center, is affiliated with the Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization (IIDO).

The center provides several online facilities for paying bills, gaining quick access to all available information, and finding independent resources for troubleshooting, Khamushi said.

He added that establishing such centers helps avoid damage to the data.

Making use of technology to promote Islam is a remarkable act, he said, adding, “We are still stand at the beginning of the way. We must try to fill the gap between modern countries in the digital world of today, but it is going to require national efforts.”

He also mentioned that the services provided by the center are not free of charge, “We believe we can make use of private sectors’ financial help.”

He further noted that the organization is working on producing 20 computer games, adding that the games bear the imprint of our country’s national culture.

Talebpur also announced that the center is moving toward hosting internet websites on the world of Islam.

He then gave some details about the activities of the organization and said that over 30,000 users are using the Tebyan website.

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