Iran's Leaders Urge Action as Youth Shun Marriage
- Many young Iranians, like 27-year-old Neda, are choosing to remain single, valuing their freedom over marriage. - The average age of marriage is rising, with women marrying at 27 and men at 30 in Tehran. - Government incentives like low-interest loans and financial support for infertile couples have not reversed the trend. - Social media and economic hardships are significant factors deterring marriage among the youth. - Some couples are opting for cohabitation, known as white marriage, despite it being forbidden by religion and law. Source: [Financial Times]()
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