Managers of the bases are the frontline of communication with the people/ Granting 20 million handicraft facilities at the cultural heritage bases
According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, engineer Seyyed Ezzatullah Zarghami today, Monday, March 15, 1401, at the second conference to welcome Nowruz, which was attended by the directors of cultural heritage, cultural heritage bases and museum directors at the amphitheater of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, he said: “You are the front line of communication with You are the people and the people judge the ministry when they interact with you. Your relationship is both with properties and common people, and this makes your work more sensitive.
The Minister of Cultural Heritage continued: We have Nowruz ahead of us. It is good for the managers to review the previous year’s performance and report once again so that we can fix the weaknesses of the previous year’s problems with the pathology and statistics of the system and be more successful in implementing our missions than the previous year.
Plan to observe Islamic affairs in the bases
Referring to the importance of chastity and hijab in the society, engineer Zarghami added: The similarity of Nowruz with the holy month of Ramadan makes this issue even more important. My request to the managers of the bases and museums is to make plans regarding the observance of hijab during Nowruz. We have the experience of holding the international tourism exhibition last month and this issue was well managed by presenting different solutions. In this regard, due to the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, it should be well managed by developing appropriate programs to monitor the observance of Islamic affairs.
Engineer Zarghami continued in another part of his speech: one of the important issues that should be paid attention to is population management. In any place where there was a large crowd and it is not possible for other tourists to visit, announce and inform so that tourists and visitors do not get confused and indecisive. In this regard, the necessary arrangements have been made with Sedavsima to provide the necessary information through the national media and cyberspace.
Engineer Zarghami added: The issue of sanitary facilities should also be taken into consideration. In this regard, we talked with the Ministry of Roads and made good decisions, but of course, it is not possible to implement these decisions during Nowruz this year, and they will be implemented for Nowruz next year. Therefore, in the museums and cultural heritage bases, this issue should be planned and managed so that tourists do not get into trouble. Outside of the cultural heritage bases, a place should be identified to create a toilet, as well as shops and prayer rooms for the welfare of tourists.
Nowruz is the best opportunity to sell handicrafts
Continuing his speech, he said: Nowruz is the best opportunity to supply handicraft products. This issue is very important and people are lucky to buy handicrafts. The best places to sell handicraft products are cultural heritage sites. Of course, this is despite the fact that, as we had previously announced, according to the president’s order, a handicraft market should be established at the entrance of the cities.
The Minister of Cultural Heritage added: Granting of 20 million tomans facilities for the purchase of handicrafts continues, and this facility can be granted in Nowruz at the cultural heritage bases.
Narrators deepen their studies
Engineer Zarghami further added: Narrators of historical topics and tourist guides in museums and cultural heritage sites play an important role in narrating and conveying historical facts. Therefore, the information of narrators in museums and cultural heritage bases should be strengthened and they should always study.
Honoring 13 directors of national and world heritage bases and museums of the country
Later, in the presence of Engineer Seyed Ezzatullah Zarghami, Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Ali Darabi, Acting Minister and Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage, Maryam Jalali, Deputy Minister of Handicrafts and Traditional Arts, the top managers of national and international bases as well as museums of the country were honored.
Mehdi Heydarivand, Director of the World Heritage Site of Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili Tomb, Shirley Avdian, Director of the World Heritage Site of Armenian Churches of Iran, Mohammad Reza Bahadari, Director of the Shushtar Water Structures World Heritage Site, Hossein Eidani, Director of the Soltanieh Dome World Heritage Site, Mohsen Ghasemi, Director of the World Heritage Site of Bam and its Cultural Landscape. Pooya Talebnia, Director of Horaman/Uramanat Historical Cultural Landscape World Heritage, Majid Nurtaqani, Director of Qaboos Dome World Heritage, Afarin Emami, Director of Golestan Palace World Heritage, Vahid Rahmati, Director of Saadabad Cultural and Historical Complex, Jabraeil Noukandeh, Director General of the National Museum of Iran, Asafeh Badr, Director of Forty Seton Palace Museum, Isfahan, Mehrnoosh Dabagh, the director of the Haftpeh Museum in Shush, and Rashid Golafshan, the director of the Bushehr Persian Gulf Regional Museum, were the 13 directors who were honored in this ceremony.
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