0546 GMT January 27, 2020
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Iran’s Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO) said that Iran is ready to expand its cultural relations with Tunisia through a variety of programs and meetings, the director of the organization Abouzar Ebrahimi-Torkaman said.
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The head of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO), Abuzar Ebrahimi-Torkaman was reinstalled in his post for an additional three-year period.
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Iranians mark the Persian Poetry Day (September 18), which is also the death anniversary of renowned Iranian poet Mohammad-Hossein Behjat Tabrizi, better known by his pen name, Shahriar.
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Priceless antiquities from Afghanistan are going on display at the British Museum after they were saved from the black market by a keen-eyed customs official.
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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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