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Farah Pahlavi is an Iranian former queen who made significant contributions to the cultural and social development of Iran during her time as queen from 1967 to 1979.

She was instrumental in promoting Iranian arts and culture, particularly in the areas of cinema, music, and architecture.

Here are some of her most important achievements: The Farah Pahlavi Prize: In 2002, Pahlavi established the Farah Pahlavi Prize, which recognizes and honors outstanding artists and cultural figures in Iran. The prize has become one of the most prestigious awards in Iranian culture.

Promotion of Iranian arts and culture: Pahlavi was a patron of the arts and was passionate about promoting Iranian culture.

She worked to support and showcase Iranian artists and musicians, as well as to preserve and promote Iranian architecture and heritage sites.

Founding of the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art: Pahlavi was instrumental in founding the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art, which opened in 1977. The museum is one of the most important cultural institutions in Iran and has a significant collection of modern and contemporary art from Iran and around the world.

Support for women's education: Pahlavi was a strong advocate for women's education and worked to promote access to education for girls and women in Iran.

She established several educational programs and scholarships for women, and worked to improve access to healthcare and other essential services for women and children.