vahzi since our first day.seemed to us that this diversity was considered a threat from some places, because after all , social networks, the media, are limited by the number of users, we turned this number into an opportunity for everyone, every phone which he likes to install. someone says yes. someone likes to install it. what are the three most important achievements of the ministry of communications in the 13th government, which is the area of ​​the national information network that i explained to you regarding the communication infrastructure of my fiber optic project, businesses and the development that took place at the network level. we talk about the smart government we made it unnecessary for people to go to different places, we put a single window, the whole government is connected there. discussion of space. that a very serious change happened during this period, in some fields in the space industry, we have worked for more than 3 governments in the past, and alhamdulillah, the space industry is on

vahzi i greet you in this report that we saw from our colleague ms. izad khah , we had several conversations and interviews with people, which you prepared. i would like to ask you what conclusions you reached about the algorithms of social networks and their effects when you were talking to the people that you think you heard. may it be interesting for our viewers . dear colleague, ms. fatemeh rahnama, mr. elmia, the program expert and viewers of nimrozi talk. hello, mrs. rahnama , we went to interviews in the city around 16 azar street in front of the university to prepare this report. i was in tehran and i interviewed 25 people. among these 25 people, i can say that there are only 10 of them. they are familiar with the word algorithm of social networks, and it is interesting that because they are mostly young people, it was interesting to me that many users of social networks, many people are not familiar with this term. most of them you interviewed were not familiar and less of them were found in the conversations you actually had with the audienc