Iran Press/ Iran News: Pouya Mahmoudian noted that according to the rules, cyberspace took a certain amount of sales from goods, saying: "All proceeds from the sale of artists' works at the National Virtual Exhibition of Handicrafts will be donated to the artists to support them in difficult coronavirus conditions."
The official highlighted that a memorandum has been signed between the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicraft and the Post of the Islamic Republic, according to which the amount of sending handicraft to the buyer enjoys a 30% discount.
Supporting packages such as facilities for receiving cheap goods and providing loans for artists have prepared in these conditions as well, Mahmoudian noted.
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