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For the first time, aerial mapping has been conducted over the archaeological sites in Jiroft, Iran, known for its Bronze Age ruins from the 3rd millennium BC. This initiative enhances documentation and preservation efforts at the ancient city of Old Jiroft and Qal’eh Kuchak. Officials emphasize the need for global recognition of Jiroft’s cultural heritage, which is considered a cradle of civilization. Despite its historical significance, geological factors have limited tourist interest. Recent discoveries following floods have revealed ancient artifacts, prompting local efforts to explore and protect the site’s rich history and cultural legacy.
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Tehran and Dushanbe Explore Dynamic Cultural and Economic Partnerships
At a recent economic forum, Iran and Tajikistan focused on enhancing tourism and economic cooperation, leveraging their deep cultural and historical ties. Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage emphasized the intertwined identities of both nations, aiming to transform this shared heritage into a robust economic partnership. Key initiatives include increasing mutual tourism to 100,000 visitors annually, strengthening cultural ties, and fostering economic collaboration. The event also resulted in several cooperation agreements between businesses, opening new trade opportunities. Overall, the forum signifies a commitment to leveraging cultural connections for economic growth and promoting a prosperous future for both countries.
