From Global Registration of Mehregan, Nowruz and Rabab to the Numerous Meetings of the Tourism Minister
This week, the cultural heritage and tourism sector encountered significant events and news, including the global registration of Mehregan, Nowruz, and Rabab, alongside several meetings with the Minister of Tourism. During the National Entrepreneurship Conference at Islamic Azad University in Minudasht, the Minister of Cultural Heritage stressed the importance of attracting investments for the tourism development of Ashuradeh Island, emphasizing that with improved infrastructures, the region could become a maritime tourism hub. Additionally, the arrest of the thieves from the Isfahan Decorative Arts Museum and the recovery of stolen resources stand out among the achievements of this field this week. Furthermore, Mongolia’s joining of the Nowruz dossier highlights the persistent efforts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism to promote and expand Iran’s cultural assets globally. These efforts not only help in preserving the country’s cultural heritage but also in attracting foreign tourists and enhancing Iran’s position on the global tourism map. In recent meetings, the Tourism Minister reiterated that the global registration of Mehregan, Nowruz, and Rabab is one of the ministry’s main priorities, with comprehensive plans in place to achieve these goals. These endeavors, particularly in preserving historical artifacts like the Great Wall of Gorgan, have been impactful, and their global registration paves the way for attracting international tourists to various provinces across the country. Moreover, the development of desert tourism while preserving the beliefs of the people in the Golestan Province, a unique region in the country, is also part of the global registration of Mehregan, Nowruz, and Rabab and has garnered special attention.
Global Registration of Mehregan: National Steps to Recognize Iran’s Culture
The continuous efforts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism have led to the global registration of Mehregan as one of the most significant steps towards introducing Iran’s rich culture internationally. This festival, with deep roots in Iranian history and culture, symbolizes the country’s spiritual and artistic heritage, and its global registration secures its place on UNESCO’s list of cultural heritage. The Ministry is striving, through various meetings and conferences, to introduce Mehregan as a valuable traditional ceremony and a focus of cultural tourism.
Nowruz Celebration: Iranian Cultural Heritage on a Global Scale
Nowruz, the ancient celebration of Iranians, has always been a prominent symbol of Iranian culture, playing a critical role in promoting Iranian traditions and customs worldwide. The global registration of Nowruz with UNESCO marks a significant step in preserving and enhancing this cultural heritage, bringing pride to Iranians and offering foreign tourists a chance to learn more about Iran’s culture and history. Together with various organizations, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage has extensive plans to celebrate Nowruz on an international scale.
Registration of Rebab as a Symbol of Traditional Iranian Music
Rebab, an ancient instrument and a genuine symbol of traditional Iranian music, has found a special place among world instruments with its global registration as an intangible cultural heritage. This initiative not only aids in preserving and expanding Iranian traditional music but also offers new opportunities for Iranian artists on the international stage. By enhancing education and research in the field of Rebab music, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage aims to introduce this beautiful instrument to the world in the best possible way.
Numerous Meetings by the Tourism Minister: Development Plans for the Coming Years
The Iranian Minister of Cultural Heritage and Tourism has proposed comprehensive tourism development plans for the coming years during his many meetings and conferences. Key objectives include improving tourism infrastructure, attracting foreign investment, and promoting Iran’s historical and natural sites. Special emphasis is also placed on developing marine tourism in Ashuradeh Island and preserving its natural resources to transform this region into an international tourism hub.
The Role of Ashuradeh Island in Iran’s Marine Tourism
Situated in a strategic location with rich natural resources, Ashuradeh Island holds great potential for developing marine tourism. The Minister of Cultural Heritage and Tourism has emphasized the importance of environmental conservation and natural resource preservation, carefully planning the development of tourism infrastructure on the island. These efforts not only promote Iran’s marine tourism sector but also create new job opportunities for the region’s youth.
Arrest of Esfahan Decorative Arts Museum Thieves: Protecting Cultural Heritage
This week, the successful arrest of the Esfahan Decorative Arts Museum thieves by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and security forces marks an important step in protecting the nation’s cultural heritage. With the discovery and recovery of the stolen items, the value of the art pieces is preserved, preventing unauthorized access. The Minister of Cultural Heritage, highlighting the importance of these arrests, hopes for continued measures to prevent the theft and trafficking of artwork and to improve the security of the country’s museums and cultural establishments.
Mongolia Joins the Nowruz File: Expanding Iranian Culture and Tradition
Mongolia’s inclusion in the Nowruz file is a testament to the expansion of Iranian culture and traditions globally. This action, aligned with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage’s efforts to introduce Iranian customs and traditions to other nations, plays a significant role in strengthening international cultural relations. With Nowruz’s global registration, more opportunities for cultural exchange and attracting foreign tourists to Iran are provided, which has notable positive impacts on the country’s tourism industry.
Increase in Foreign Tourists: The Impact of Tourism Ministry’s Actions on the Tourism Industry
The extensive actions and comprehensive plans of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism in registering world heritage sites, developing tourism infrastructure, and promoting historical locations have led to a significant increase in the number of foreign tourists to Iran. This positive trend not only boosts the nation’s economy but also enhances Iran’s position as one of the top tourist destinations in the region and the world. The Minister of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, emphasizing the preservation of cultural heritage and the improvement of tourism service quality, hopes that this trend will continue, establishing Iran as a major international tourism hub.
Holding Specialized Meetings: A Way to Exchange Experiences and Innovate in Tourism
Holding specialized meetings and conferences by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism has created a suitable platform for exchanging experiences and innovation in the tourism sector. In these meetings, industry experts and tourism activists discuss new strategies for attracting tourists, improving services, and developing sustainable tourism. Additionally, discussions address challenges in the tourism industry and practical solutions to overcome them, being among the topics of these meetings.
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FAQ
- Which national conference did the Minister of Cultural Heritage attend?
- Minister of Cultural Heritage, Seyed Reza Salehi Amiri, attended the first national conference on entrepreneurship potential, employment, and sustainable development, held at Islamic Azad University, Minoodasht.
- What are the key factors in tourism development according to the Minister of Cultural Heritage?
- The Minister of Cultural Heritage pointed out that attractiveness, security, and infrastructure are key factors in tourism development.
- What role does Ashuradeh Island play in tourism development?
- The Minister of Cultural Heritage stated that Ashuradeh Island’s tourism sector can become a marine tourism hub with environmental considerations and preservation of natural resources, requiring the provision of suitable infrastructure.
- What are the challenges in tourism infrastructure in Golestan Province?
- The Minister of Cultural Heritage stated that tourism infrastructure in Golestan Province is weak, aiming to address the challenges in tourism development and create suitable infrastructure over a five-year program.
- What are the unique features of Golestan Province?
- The Minister of Cultural Heritage recognized Golestan Province as one of the country’s unique provinces, adding that the features of this province are less seen in other parts of the country, which can be the best opportunity for tourism development in the province.
- What is the significance of the Great Wall of Gorgan?
- The Minister of Cultural Heritage considers the Great Wall of Gorgan an important monument nationally and internationally, stating that its restoration and global registration can attract foreign tourists to the province.
- What happened to the thieves of the Isfahan Decorative Arts Museum?
- This week, the thieves of the Isfahan Decorative Arts Museum were identified and arrested. The police operation was carried out with the cooperation of the provincial cultural heritage protection unit, Isfahan’s criminal investigation department, and relevant police stations.
- How were the thieves of the Isfahan Decorative Arts Museum caught?
- The commander of the provincial cultural heritage protection unit of Isfahan declared that after continuous efforts and an ambush operation on Friday night, December 9, 1403, the police successfully identified and arrested the thieves, recovering the stolen goods.
- What are the duties of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage under the Hijab Law?
- Under Article 24 of the Family Support Law, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage is tasked with supervising foreign tourist groups to ensure they observe Islamic norms.
- What does the family support bill include?
- The Family Support Bill through promoting the culture of chastity and hijab, compiled after multiple exchanges between the Parliament and the Guardian Council and turned into law, comprises 74 articles and 5 chapters, specifying the duties of each institution.
- How is the National Network of Handicrafts Value Chain expanding?
- The marketing manager of the National Network of Handicrafts Value Chain stated that many crafts sectors have requested to join this network, and currently, the focus is on traditional weavings and sewing, with plans to include other arts like wood carving and pottery.
- Why is the Sa’dabad Cultural-Historical Complex closed?
- The Sa’dabad Cultural-Historical Complex is closed on certain days of the year such as martyrdom days of the Imams, official holidays, and days hosting foreign dignitaries, and it does not welcome tourists during these times.
- How many foreign tourists traveled to Iran by last year?
- By the last year, 6 million foreign tourists had traveled to Iran.
- How many historical sites has the Minister of Cultural Heritage registered?
- The Minister of Cultural Heritage announced the registration of 48,000 sites, including 28 tangible and 27 intangible sites, with another 48 sites awaiting global registration.
- How did Mongolia join the Nowruz file?
- This year, Mongolia joined the Nowruz file in the UNESCO list, which had been registered in previous years, 1388 and 1395, with the participation of other countries.
- What is the contact phone number for Iran Charter?
- To contact Iran Charter, you can call 02191091190.
- What is the email address for Iran Charter?
- The email address for Iran Charter is info@irancharter.ir.
