Hormozgan governor meets with members of the parliament’s cultural commission

According to Aria Heritage, citing the public relations of the General Directorate of Heritage, Culture, Tourism and Handicrafts of Hormozgan Province, today, Thursday, November 11, 1400, Mehdi Dosti, Governor of Hormozgan, in a meeting with members of the Cultural Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and Deputy Minister of Tourism of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Handicrafts. In the process of tourism in Hormozgan, said: The first short-term plan in this area is to use the capacity of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, which is 3 hectares of land and 20 billion tomans of credit by the Supreme Council of Free and Special Economic Zones to build a camp to attract part World Cup spectators are targeted.
He added: The location of the four islands of Qeshm, Hormoz, Lark and Hengam has the capacity to create an interconnected tourism complex and the sea can be an important part of ecotourism-based tourism capacity.
The governor of Hormozgan called the construction of a sea cable car from Qeshm Island at the time another project studied by the tourism sector and said: “Currently, the initial study of this project has been done and it is necessary for this project to be supported nationally.”
He said that the public sector can act as a supporter and linker of large sub-projects in the islands of the province, adding that so far negotiations have been held with a large economic complex for the initial management of this tourism complex.
The members of the Cultural Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly expressed their views on the development of tourism activities, especially in the islands of the province.
The need to compile a cultural appendix for tourism projects was one of the most important issues raised by members of the Islamic Consultative Assembly.
Ali Asghar Shalbafian, Deputy Minister of Tourism of the Ministry of Heritage, Culture, Tourism and Handicrafts, also thanked the Cultural Affairs Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly and said: “The view of the Assembly on the issue of tourism has always been supportive.”
He added: the tourism problems of Hormoz Island should be raised in the provincial planning council and to solve the problem of Hormoz Island, all the organs of the province should be working.
Noting that some of the businesses that have been established on the island of Hormuz are not licensed, Shalbafian added: “Unlicensed businesses harm licensed businesses.”