Yalda, the longest night of the year, is a gentle reminder to cherish togetherness, an opportunity for intimate gatherings with loved ones whom we have rarely had the chance to meet amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Autumn, with its thousand hues, bids farewell as the crimson pomegranates whisper their sweet melodies to the sycamores.
At the end of Azar’s street, in the enchanting intersection of autumn and winter, lies a night as timeless as the history of Iran itself:

A night adorned with the grandeur of an ancient civilization: “Yalda”

It is a magical cultural celebration, as vibrant and colorful as autumn, with a pure and serene essence like that of winter.

Yalda Greeting Message from Mrs. Nahaleh Naraghi and Dr. Ali Nasr Naraghi
Yalda, the longest night of the year, is a gentle nudge to embrace togetherness, a moment to sit beside loved ones whom we seldom see in the rush of life’s routines.

It is a night to open the pomegranate of our untold stories, to share the sweetness of affection amidst bitter days. Let us fill our tables with blessings of prayer and sprinkle the sweetness of kindness into each other’s lives.

And now, on the threshold of the auspicious Yalda of 1403, with hearts full of love and respect, we extend our warmest wishes for days filled with health, success, and a bright and delightful future to every diligent member of the great Actover family: Amade Laziz, Pakhsh Alpa, Actero, Ati pharmed, Acto Biochem, Alborz Zagros, Nexus, and Elite Darou.

May your Yalda be magical and enchanting.

Ali Nasr & Nahaleh Naraqi