tags. We'll keep those.
Also, note that numbers should be in Persian digits? The requirement says "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate". In Persian, we typically use Eastern Arabic numerals (۰-۹) but in many modern contexts, especially with dollars and percentages, Western numerals are used. The original uses Western numerals. I'll keep Western numerals for consistency with the original, but it's acceptable. However, for Persian text, it's common to use Persian digits. But the instruction doesn't specify. I'll use Western numerals as in the original to avoid confusion. But let's check: In the translation, I wrote "۶۳,۰۰۰" which uses Persian digits? Actually I typed "۶۳,۰۰۰" but that's Persian digits. I should decide. The original has "63,000" with commas. In Persian, we often use commas as thousands separators. I'll use Persian digits for numbers to make it natural Persian. But the requirement says "Keep all facts, numbers, and data accurate" - using Persian digits is still accurate. I'll use Persian digits (۰-۹) for numbers. However, note that in the original, there are dollar signs and percentages. I
