Hungarian Tourists Praise Iran's Safety and Security, Says Envoy

Hungarian Tourists Praise Iran’s Safety and Security, Says Envoy

Hungarian tourists are increasingly sharing their positive experiences about traveling in Iran, particularly in Yazd Province. The Hungarian ambassador to Tehran, Gyula Petho, highlighted these sentiments during a recent meeting, emphasizing the significance of tourism and educational ties between Hungary and Iran.

During his discussion with Yazd Province Governor Mohammad-Reza Babaie, Petho outlined several key points regarding the growing relationship between the two nations:

  • Positive Reception: Hungarian tourists consistently express their appreciation for the security and respectful treatment they receive while visiting Iran.
  • Academic Collaboration: The embassy’s economic attaché will focus on enhancing cooperation in higher education and tourism sectors.
  • Scholarship Opportunities: The Hungarian government has established an annual allocation of 100 full academic scholarships for Iranian students, with over 3,000 currently studying in Hungary.
  • Support from Educational Institutions: Yazd University of Medical Sciences and Yazd University host Hungarian students, further strengthening the academic ties.

Governor Babaie also addressed the challenges faced by Hungarian tourists in Iran. He criticized the red warning label issued for Iran, calling it unjustified, and noted that Iran is significantly more peaceful than many other countries.

This dialogue underscores the potential for enhanced cooperation and mutual understanding between Hungary and Iran, particularly in the realms of education and tourism.

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