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Putin Highlights Growing Iran-Russia Tourism Ties with New Direct Flights Initiative
During a recent press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized the importance of enhancing tourism cooperation with Iran following a comprehensive agreement signed at the Kremlin. Key initiatives include a proposed visa-free tourism agreement, increased direct flights between Tehran and Moscow, and a notable 21% rise in tourist exchanges. Additionally, Putin highlighted the need for greater trade and economic collaboration, indicating untapped potential in their relationship. Upcoming cultural initiatives, such as a celebration of Russian culture in Iran, reflect a commitment to mutual understanding. Overall, these developments signal a positive trajectory for Russian-Iranian relations and a deepening partnership.
Tehran and Astana Forge Exciting Partnership for Joint Exhibitions and Museum Collaborations!
The National Museum of Iran and Kazakhstan’s museum have launched a partnership to enhance cultural exchange and cooperation. A meeting between museum directors Jebrael Nokandeh and Berik Abdygaliuly led to agreements on hosting joint exhibitions, creating a shared digital database, and implementing existing cooperation terms. Plans include an exhibition of Iranian artifacts in Kazakhstan this year and a Kazakh collection in Iran by 2026. The collaboration emphasizes their rich shared heritage, spanning various historical periods. This initiative aims to deepen understanding of both nations’ cultures and foster global connections through their significant archaeological collections.
Archaeologists Discover New Section of 1,200-Year-Old Jiroft Mosque: A Glimpse into Ancient History
Recent archaeological discoveries in Jiroft, an ancient city linked to the Saffarid and Seljuk dynasties, reveal its significant historical and cultural importance. Excavations led by Hamideh Choubak uncovered a 1,000-square-meter mosque, indicating growth due to a rising population. The site also revealed an altar and various structures, including a citadel and bathhouse. Jiroft, registered as a national heritage site, was a thriving urban center 1,200 years ago. Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri, emphasized the need for global recognition of Jiroft’s civilization and announced an International Conference on Jiroft Civilization for 2025 to highlight its archaeological significance.
Discover the Hidden Gems: Eight Charming Small Towns in the Russian Federation
Explore the enchanting small towns of Russia, where history and culture converge to create unique experiences. Highlighted by TV BRICS, these towns, from Staritsa with its historical significance, to Torzhok’s cinematic allure, showcase rich heritage and modernity. Kozelsk harmonizes with nature, while Klin celebrates its musical roots as the home of composer Tchaikovsky. Kineshma offers ancient architecture, Tutaev’s unique layout requires ferry travel, and Gavrilov-Yam honors its brave past. Kimry surprises with diverse attractions, like horseback riding and cheese-making. These towns embody Russia’s cultural identity and sustainable development, making them must-visit destinations for history and culture enthusiasts.