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This year is the 17th year since he opened wide the doors of love to Afghan refugee children denied an education in Iran.

Mr. Musavi has been an advocate fo students and a pioneer in the field in education, speaking up for students whose voices were not being heard.

Mr. Musavi’s many decades of remarkable and dedicated service to the education of Afghani refugees in Iran deserve this recognition.

It is not just an ordinary school, it’s more like a cultural association.

During the past ten years when I worked with Mr Musavi, he taught me to read and write in a new way.

It’s been almost twenty years that he devoted himself to Afghan kids, those refugees who couldn’t enroll in Iranian schools

He is one of those who has a heart full of love and a head full of new ideas.

A hero who empty-handedly and round-the-clock efforts built the Farhang elementary school for the Afghan immigrant children to help their education. He has repeatedly sent books and children’s magazines to libraries in rural Afghanistan to promote reading. 

Nader Musavi and his group initiated a club in Tehran for Afghani migrants. The club’s main concern initially was to provide a brighter future for Afghan migrants and their kids in Iran, including the ones without any sort of identification who seemed to have a dark and obscure path in front of them.