“Up to one hour” has the largest share, 33 or 33% of the total, and “More than two hours” the smallest, 18.

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About this data

The data on this page is about Iran. Figures come from Iranian sources as published, without adjustment.

Iranian (Solar Hijri) years run from late March to March: 1404 = March 2025 to March 2026.

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Source: Research Institute for Culture, Art and Communication
Year: 1402 (2023/24)
Industry: Music and audio
Published: May 13, 2023

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