Azerbaijani Presidential Advisor Explores Tehran's Historic Palace Complex

Azerbaijani Presidential Advisor Explores Tehran’s Historic Palace Complex

In a recent cultural exchange aimed at strengthening ties between Iran and Azerbaijan, Hikmat Hajiyev, a senior advisor to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, led a delegation on a visit to the Niavaran Cultural-Historical Complex in Tehran. This significant visit underscores the importance of cultural diplomacy in fostering mutual understanding and appreciation between the two nations.

During the visit, Hajiyev, accompanied by two deputies and Ali Alizada, the Azerbaijani ambassador to Iran, explored various sections and palaces within the Niavaran Complex. The visit highlighted the rich cultural heritage shared by Iran and Azerbaijan, showcasing the significance of preserving historical artifacts.

Here are some key points from Hajiyev’s visit to the Ni

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