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Frequently Asked Questions

1What led to the creation of WANA News Agency?

We are committed to shaping powerful new narratives of Iranian events across diverse fields and through every available platform.

2Is this agency officially licensed to operate?

Yes, WANA News Agency holds all the necessary permits to operate as a news outlet within Iran.

3Who sponsors WANA?

Our news agency is privately run, currently funded by media services, and plans to rely on advertising revenue in the future.

4What is WANA’s media policy?

In reporting news and events, we strive for impartiality. The mainstream coverage of international news often fails to capture the whole reality of today’s Iran.

1What services does WANA offer?

Please refer to the Services section of our website for more information. We offer a range of services, including securing visas and media permits in Iran, as well as news coverage and documentary production.

2Does the WANA team have the experience to provide services and produce news content?

With thirty years of producing compelling news and documentary content across diverse formats, we offer you our proven expertise as assurance.

3Is the pricing of WANA services considered fair?

Yes. Considering the quality of our services and the expertise of the professional team involved, our fees are fair and justified.

1How can I obtain a press visa for media activities?

A press visa is required for any media or documentary work in Iran; using a tourist visa for such activities is illegal. Please refer to our WANA Visa Service section.

2Do we need a press visa for making documentary films as well?

Yes, a press visa is required for all types of media activities.

3Do we need a press visa for recce?

Yes, as a foreigner, you must obtain a press visa to conduct any recce.

1What is the ultimate goal of WANA’s media policy?

Iran has long suffered from false and biased reporting. With no professional English-language media filling this gap, WANA aims to present a more accurate picture of events and Iranian society.

2What is the nationality of WANA's journalists?

Currently, WANA’s journalists are Iranian. However, we aim to expand our operations and involve journalists of other nationalities in the future.

3How can you help us improve the texts?

None of our colleagues at WANA is a native English speaker, so our texts may contain errors. We strive to communicate our message to a global audience using clear and straightforward language. You can also help us improve our content by sending an email via the ‘Contact Us’ section or leaving comments at the end of the page.

1How can I get in touch with WANA?

You can reach us through the WANA ‘Contact’ section or via our online chat. We are also available on WhatsApp and Telegram.

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