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Iran has been recognized as the world’s oldest country by sovereignty, according to a recent ranking by the World Population Review, dating its organized governance back to 3200 BC. This acknowledgment highlights Iran’s historical significance, surpassing ancient civilizations like Egypt and Vietnam. The ranking is based on comprehensive historical analyses of state formation, emphasizing Iran’s enduring legacy as a cradle of civilization. Notable ancient civilizations in Iran include the Elamites, Jiroft, and empires like the Achaemenids and Sassanids. This recognition underscores Iran’s continuous national identity and its enduring cultural and political influence throughout history.
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Ancient Iran’s Narrators: Extended Edition Due to Overwhelming Demand!
The exhibition “Narrators of Ancient Iran: A Selection of Objects from the National Museum” in Tehran has been extended until December 21 due to its success. Featuring over 330 artifacts from nearly 80 sites, it offers a deep dive into Iranian history, organized into three galleries: Prehistoric Iran, Bronze and Iron Ages, and Islamic Era Artifacts. Highlights include the oldest known musical instrument, significant bronze and iron treasures, and exquisite textiles from the Safavid era. Open from 9 AM to 5 PM (extended until 6 PM on weekends), this exhibition is a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
Boosting Eco-Friendly Travel: A Collaborative Initiative by the DoE and Cultural Heritage Ministry
Shina Ansari, Vice President of Iran’s Department of Environment, has advocated for a transformative approach to tourism development in Iran, emphasizing the need for collaboration with the Cultural Heritage Ministry to ensure environmental sustainability. During a recent meeting, she highlighted the risks of neglecting environmental factors, which threaten cultural and natural heritage. Ansari stressed the importance of handicrafts as a clean industry and called for community involvement in protecting nature. She underscored Iran’s unique biodiversity as an asset for sustainable tourism and expressed hope for a Memorandum of Understanding to promote green tourism practices, aligning ecological responsibility with cultural appreciation.
