0316 GMT June 24, 2019
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Culture is considered the thoroughfare between Iran and Turkmenistan, through which bilateral ties will be developed, Iran’s Culture Minister Abbas Salehi said in a meeting with his Turkmen counterpart Atagely Shamuradov on Monday.
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By Laura Studarus*
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The mesmerizing Safavid architecture and world heritage sites have made Isfahan province a popular destination for both Iranian and international holidaymakers.
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By Philip Chrysopoulos
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The city of Shiraz in southwest Iran has always been the country’s art and culture identity, the deputy minister for cultural affairs said.
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Although the Silk Road was a trade line for business in silk, in fact it was a road for culture, said Iran’s Culture Minister, calling for the revamping of the road under the name of culture.
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The 32nd Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF) kicked off at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Grand Prayers Ground (Mosalla) in the presence of Culture Minister Abbas Salehi on behalf of President Rouhani who is ritually in charge of inaugurating the event.
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Movies and other cultural programs help deepen cultural ties between Iran and Poland, said Poland’s Chargé d’Affaires in Tehran Wojciech Unolt.
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In a meeting between Iran’s cultural attaché in Tbilisi, Hamid Mostafavi, and the director of Giorgi Leonidze State Museum of Literature, Lasha Bakradze, they discussed the expansion of cultural and artistic cooperation.
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Some chimpanzee groups are stone-throwers, some use rocks to crack open tree nuts to eat and others use sticks to fish for algae.
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Scientific infrastructure in the art and culture fields are required to protect Iran's cultural and artistic identity, said Iran's culture minister.
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Iranian music acts as a bridge connecting the rich Iranian culture to the world which also gives every single Iranian the chance to safeguard national dignity, said Iran's culture minister.
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A total of 2,000 historical/cultural monuments are in the process of being restored, announced the head of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization (ICHHTO)
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Managers at one of the UK’s biggest providers of agency health workers are pressured into imposing £50 fines on employees who phone in sick as part of a ‘vicious’ and ‘cutthroat’ sales-driven culture, a whistleblower claimed.
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