Supporting women athletes
Backing women on national teams across five sports.
- Table tennis and shooting
- Kabaddi, badminton and skiing

Alongside Iranian athletes: supporting club competition, women in sport and cultural productions.

Iran Industrial Vibrations’ Sports & Cultural Club began its activities in 1388 of the Solar Hijri calendar, promoting sport and health and creating opportunities for Iranian athletes to develop.
Through facilities and dedicated support, the club gives particular attention to women athletes and their participation at national and international level. This commitment reflects IIVCO’s belief in the role of sport in personal and social development.
Backing women on national teams across five sports.
Two seasons in the national top league and three in beach volleyball.
Podium finishes in alpine and grass skiing competitions.
A return to the volleyball Super League in 1393 SH, sponsoring Iran’s youth national team.
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Photographs of club activities, competitions and women athletes.
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Key moments in the club’s volleyball involvement, from league participation to support for Iran’s youth national team.
Sporting and cultural activities began in 1388 SH.
Two seasons competing in Iran’s national top league.
Three beach volleyball campaigns and an international runner-up finish in Thailand.
The late Hossein Madani coached IIVCO’s volleyball team for a period.
Iran’s youth team competed as IIVCO in the 28th Super League; the club returned in 1393 SH.
Iran’s youth national team finished third at the 18th world championship.
Supporting women on national teams is part of the club’s work: helping athletes develop, stay healthy and participate at national and international level.
IIVCO has worked with domestic film and television producers, primarily through financial support and by making workplaces available as production locations.

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