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Discover Iran’s Rich Cultural Heritage: Introducing Simurgh Nameh, the New Digital Platform for Cultural Promotion
Simurgh Nameh is an innovative online platform launched in Tehran to explore and celebrate Iranian arts and culture. Inspired by the mythical Simurgh, it aims to unite and digitally archive the diverse cultural heritage of Greater Iran, connecting artifacts scattered across museums and collections worldwide. The platform features a user-friendly interface, extensive database, educational resources, and encourages community engagement. It addresses the pressing need for cultural preservation amid globalization by documenting heritage, raising awareness, and supporting research. Simurgh Nameh represents a significant advancement in the accessibility and promotion of Iranian cultural history for researchers and enthusiasts alike.
Tehran Unveils ‘Sarv-e Simin’ Handicrafts Festival: A Celebration of Art and Culture
The 9th International Fajr Handicrafts Festival, or Sarv-e Simin, has opened in Tehran, celebrating Iranian handicrafts and cultural heritage. Prominent officials, including Vice President Mohammad Javad Zarif and Minister Reza Salehi-Amiri, highlighted the festival’s importance and the need to modernize perceptions of Iranian crafts. Salehi-Amiri noted that Iran excels in 299 of 400 global craft disciplines and emphasized the goal of increasing handicraft exports. With 8,173 submissions, the festival showcases talents from both local and international artists. The event runs until February 24 at the Sa’dabad Cultural-Historical Complex, reflecting Iran’s rich artistic identity and economic potential.
Bangladesh Ambassador Explores Rich Heritage: A Journey Through Urmia’s Historical Attractions in Northwest Iran
The recent visit of Bangladesh’s Ambassador to Iran, Manjurul Karim Khan Chowdhury, emphasized Urmia’s cultural and historical significance. During his tour, he explored key sites like the Jameh Mosque, Traditional Bazaar, and Hedayat School, showcasing the region’s rich heritage. The ambassador engaged with the Urmia Chamber of Commerce to discuss enhancing trade and tourism relations between Iran and Bangladesh. The talks focused on promoting tourism in West Azarbaijan, known for its stunning landscapes and historical sites. This cultural exchange aims to foster collaboration, potentially leading to joint tourism initiatives that benefit both nations economically and culturally.
Tehran Set to Welcome UN Tourism’s First-Ever Forum Focused on Urban Attractions
Tehran has been selected to host the inaugural UN Tourism Urban Forum on June 24-25, marking a significant milestone for urban tourism in Iran. This decision, announced at a UN conference in Indonesia, aims to enhance Tehran’s visibility as a prime destination. An agreement was signed by Iran’s Deputy Tourism Minister and the UN Tourism Secretary-General, emphasizing the vital role of urban tourism in boosting economies and quality of life. The forum, set in the Abbasabad Cultural and Tourism Zone, will focus on sustainable tourism practices and cultural promotion, positioning Tehran as a key player in the global tourism landscape.
Boosting Tourism: Iran and Pakistan Set to Draft MoU for Collaboration
Iran and Pakistan are enhancing their tourism collaboration by drafting a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to promote cultural and recreational exchanges. Announced by Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri, during a meeting with Pakistan’s Special Assistant on National Heritage, Huzaifa Rehman, this initiative aims to leverage their deep-rooted cultural ties. Iran has improved border facilities for Pakistani pilgrims and emphasized the potential for diverse tourism opportunities. Both nations are committed to creating joint tourism events and marketing strategies, paving the way for increased economic activity and cultural exchange while enhancing the travel experience for tourists.
Celebrate Tabriz: Iranian Artists Forum Unveils Exciting Cultural Week!
Tabriz Cultural Week begins tomorrow at the Iranian Artists Forum in Tehran, celebrating the city’s rich heritage and artistic contributions. The event will feature a photo exhibition titled “Tabriz Cultural Week in Tehran,” highlighting Tabriz’s beauty. Key events include Tabriz Music Nights, miniature painting sessions, and screenings of cinematic works. The week also offers various exhibitions of handicrafts, music, and art, alongside thematic panels and a special women’s session. With the slogan “Tabriz, the Eternal Paradise,” this week invites participants to explore Tabriz’s vibrant culture and history, making it a must-attend event for art enthusiasts.