Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage meets with the assessor of the International Union for Conservation of Nature
According to the Aria Heritage Center, citing the Public Relations and Information Center of the Ministry of Heritage, Culture, Tourism and Handicrafts, this assessor is scheduled to conduct a field and survey activity from today until November 7, 1400, examining the features and documentation of the protected forests of Azar Eastern will be present.
Welcoming the importance and position of Hyrcanian forests, Ali Darabi mentioned it as a museum of nature and considered the inclusion of Dizmar forests in the Hyrcanian world record as an important success in the development of Iran and the world.
The Deputy Minister and Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage described the Hyrcanian forests as a miniature of beauty and with various plant and animal species, and considered the preservation of this natural and ancient heritage important for our country and human society.
He emphasized the mission of the Ministry of Heritage, Culture, Tourism and Handicrafts to pay more attention to the issue of cultural heritage, including natural heritage, and the Ministry’s readiness to cooperate with evaluators in relation to officials, local communities and people in the upcoming field visits. informed.
“Fortunately, attention to world heritage in local communities is being expressed,” said Oliver Oramowski, assessor of the International Union for Conservation of Nature. “There is change, and in addition to expert discussions, dialogue with the people and local communities will be on the agenda.”
The Dizmar case is the result of a joint effort of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Handicrafts, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Forests, Rangelands and Watershed Management Organization, which was compiled jointly with a site from Azerbaijan called Hyrcanian Park and last year to join the Hyrcanian Forests Sent to the UNESCO Secretariat.
The final review of this case with the Iranian caravanserais is scheduled to be done in 2022 in the UNESCO World Heritage Committee.
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