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Khoresh Bamieh, a traditional Iranian stew, has controversially been ranked 50th in TasteAtlas’ “100 Worst Rated Foods in the World.” This ranking has sparked discussions within the Iranian culinary community about global perceptions of cuisine. Khoresh Bamieh, made with ingredients like beef or lamb, okra, and spices, is a beloved dish typically served with rice. Despite its low ranking, it remains a cherished part of Iranian culture, symbolizing rich culinary heritage. The situation highlights the disconnect between regional appreciation and international tastes, prompting dialogue on the importance of cultural recognition in global cuisine.
Sotheby’s Unveils Rare Islamic Arms and Armour Collection for Upcoming Auction
Sotheby’s will host a significant auction of Islamic art on April 29 in London, featuring a collection of 100 masterpieces spanning over 500 years, assembled by the late French collector Philippe Gilles René Missillier. Highlights include Iranian relics such as a Safavid steel axe and a Qajar cuirass, both showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. Other notable items include an Aqqoyunlu turban helmet, a rare Ottoman wicker shield, and a four-plate cuirass from North India. This event offers art enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore and acquire historical treasures. Sotheby’s continues its tradition of connecting collectors with exceptional art since its founding in 1744.
ECI Leader Explores Iconic Milad Tower: A Landmark Visit!
The ECO Cultural Institute (ECI), led by Dr. Saad S. Khan, is actively promoting cultural heritage among member states. During his visit to Tehran and Milad Tower, Dr. Khan highlighted Iran’s rich cultural tapestry and modern architecture, praising ongoing exhibitions that connect diverse cultures. He extended Nowruz greetings, emphasizing harmony in the ECO region. The Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), founded in 1985, promotes economic and cultural collaboration among its members, which now include several Central Asian countries. The ECO aims for sustainable growth and enhanced regional unity, showcasing its commitment to cooperation and shared cultural values.
Iran and Turkey Forge Stronger Bonds: A New Era of Cultural and Tourism Cooperation
During a recent meeting, Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri, and Turkey’s ambassador, Hicabi Kirlangic, emphasized the need to strengthen cultural ties and enhance cooperation in tourism and heritage. Salehi-Amiri highlighted the historical bonds between the nations, particularly through the legacy of Rumi, and noted the increasing interest among Iranians in visiting Turkey. He invited Turkish investors to develop Iran’s tourism infrastructure and proposed a bilateral agreement for cooperation. Both officials advocated for joint cultural events and emphasized the significance of promoting Iranian tourist destinations in Turkey, aiming for mutual benefits in cultural and economic sectors.
Global Registration of Gorgan Great Wall: A New Cultural Heritage Initiative on the Ministry’s Agenda
Efforts are underway to prepare a dossier for the Great Wall of Gorgan’s inclusion in UNESCO’s World Heritage list. This ancient structure, older than China’s Great Wall, holds significant historical importance and could enhance tourism and cultural exchanges. Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage, Ali Darabi, emphasized its potential to attract billions, protect historical sites, and boost local economies. New archaeological excavations will support the dossier’s completion. The 195 km wall, built during the Sassanian Empire, showcases advanced engineering and military organization. As recognition progresses, it promises to fortify tourism and preserve Iran’s rich heritage for future generations.