Persian Gulf National Day: Celebrating Coexistence and Civilization, Says Baqaei

Persian Gulf National Day: Celebrating Coexistence and Civilization, Says Baqaei

The Persian Gulf National Day serves as a vital symbol of coexistence and cultural interaction, highlighting the historical significance of this region. According to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei, this day is deeply imprinted on the identity of Iran and resonates throughout the collective memory of the surrounding nations.

Baqaei emphasized on his X account that the Persian Gulf National Day is not just a celebration; it is an opportunity for reflection. He stated:

“The Persian Gulf National Day is a historical observance that is imprinted on the identity of Iran and the collective memory of the region, and is a symbol of coexistence, interaction, and civilization-building throughout history.”

He further noted that this day invites a review of the shared history among the peoples of the region. Here are some key points he highlighted:

  • The importance of reflecting on the elements that shape regional identity.
  • The need to enhance convergence and good neighborliness among regional countries.
  • The goal of achieving security and sustainable development across West Asia.

Celebrated on April 30, Persian Gulf Day marks the liberation of the southern shores from Portuguese colonial rule, a significant event that occurred approximately 400 years ago. The Persian Gulf, alongside the Caspian Sea and the Gulf of Oman, forms one of the three major bodies of water along which Iran has its coastlines, enriching its cultural and historical landscape.

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