Naser Gholami Hojaghan: From the Scene of Incidents to the World of Cinema
Naser Gholami Hojaghan—a journalist, photographer, writer, and professional in the fields of communications and public relations—has expanded his professional scope into cinema and media consulting, following more than two decades of activity across media, emergency relief, martial arts, and cultural sectors.
A prominent media figure in East Azerbaijan, Naser Gholami Hojaghan began his career in journalism, photojournalism, and the coverage of social events. Over time, he broadened his expertise to encompass emergency relief, public relations, martial arts, and the arts and culture sector.
ناصر غلامی هوجقان؛ خبرنگار، عکاس، نویسنده و فعال حوزه ارتباطات و روابط عمومی.
Born on April 1, 1977 (Farvardin 12, 1356) in Abadan and currently residing in Tabriz, he has spent over twenty years in the media industry, covering a diverse range of topics including social issues, urban affairs, culture, sports, tourism, and emergency incidents.
In addition to his journalistic work, Gholami Hojaghan has participated in training programs and operations with the Red Crescent Society of Tabriz. His direct involvement in emergency incidents and rescue operations stands out as a distinct aspect of his professional background—an experience that, according to him, has fostered a more human-centric and responsible approach to reporting on crises and accidents.
Furthermore, he has been actively involved in public relations within the realm of martial arts. His experience in this field includes collaborations with various disciplines and organizations, such as Free Kung Fu, Ho-Kung Fu, Gang-Tavan, Tak-Razm, Shin-Kyokushin Karate, Power Kickboxing, and Jiu-Jitsu. On February 3, 2025 (Bahman 15, 1403), he received a recognition from the National Records Registration Committee of Iran for setting a record related to public relations mandates—an achievement that, alongside his other communication and media responsibilities, forms part of his professional track record.
Gholami Hojghan’s activities extend beyond the realms of media and sports; his portfolio also includes collaboration on cultural and social initiatives, as well as being named an “Ambassador of Peace for Ardabil” by the International House of Peace (Ardabil branch) in 2026 (1405).
In recent years, his professional scope has expanded to include involvement in cinematic and cultural projects. Through his collaboration with Iranian filmmaker Alireza Jamali Akhavan, he has served in various capacities—such as media consultant, script consultant, and director’s consultant—on several film projects.
Naser Gholami Hojghan believes that his background in journalism and his deep understanding of the media landscape play a vital role in promoting artistic works, conveying cultural messages, and fostering effective connections between creators and their audiences.
Furthermore, in light of the proliferation of digital media and artificial intelligence, he emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining accuracy, verifying information, and upholding professional ethics. He maintains that while technology has accelerated the production and dissemination of content, it cannot replace the human responsibility inherent to the role of a journalist.
Looking ahead, he intends to continue his work in journalism, photography, public relations, and cultural communications, while remaining involved in cinematic projects. He also places great importance on mentoring the younger generation interested in the fields of media and communications.
