TEHRAN-- The Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO) said on Friday that Iran plans to arrange a cultural week in Syria in the near future.ICRO director Mohammad-Mehdi Imanipur revealed the strategy in a meeting with Syrian Culture Minister Lubanah Mshaweh in Tehran.He stated Iran is also prepared to host a Syrian cultural week to help enhance mutual understanding in between the Iranian and Syrian individuals.
Syrian government and people are very dear to Iran, and in the Leader of Islamic Revolutions view, Syria has actually been viewed as the pillar of the resistance front, he noted.Imanipur called media cooperation one of Irans main top priorities, and included that there has actually been significant development in the animated movie industry, theater, cinema, music and illustration in Iran over the past couple of decades.He noted that finding out a language can assist expand cultural relations in between the two nations and included, According to reports from our cultural attaché in Syria, learning the Persian language has developed in your nation, and we request you to support Persian language finding out in your schools and scholastic centers.
The main goal of political and economic diplomacy is to enhance cultural diplomacy, and we will do our finest to broaden our relations to a higher level in order to help our people enhance their understanding of each other, he stated.
On her part, Mshaweh said that Syria represented the world in its ten-year battle against ISIS and expressed her thanks to Iran for the support the nation has actually offered to Syrian during the war.
She also said that the Syrian people are constantly respectful of Iran.She stated that Syria is prepared to partner with Iran on movie jobs and added that her country is interested in gaining from Iranian filmmakers experiences.There are many individuals in Syria that can speak Persian, Mshaweh stated, and added that Damascus University released a department for the Persian language in 2008, which has taught numerous students.She applauded the Iranian Cultural Center in Syria for its great endeavors to promote the Persian language.Mshaweh invited Imanipur to participate in an opening ceremony of the Iranian cultural week in Syria, and said that cultural ties, like the political relations between Iran and Syria, require to be expanded to allow the 2 countries to stay joined in all areas.Photo: Syrian Culture Minister Lubanah Mshaweh and ICRO director Mohammad-Mehdi Imanipur attend an interview in Tehran on September 9, 2022, to inform the media about the strategies of Tehran and Damascus to broaden cultural ties.
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