Qeshm and Kish development model is not suitable for Hormoz / It spoils the island without a bachelor’s degree

According to Hormozgan Wave News Agency, in recent years, attention to Hormoz Island has increased and individuals and organizations have entered the island with different intentions and pursue different goals, but unprofessional comments by decision-makers or lack of knowledge of the island ecosystem And its differences with other islands of Hormozgan province or the world can have unfortunate consequences for this great natural heritage and the people living in it.
While a group of cultural elites in Hormozgan recently wrote a letter to the President requesting that the natural and cultural landscape of Hormoz Island be nationally registered, the speeches made at the “Jaroon International Route Festival”, which did not specify which aspect was international, added to the concerns.

Provincial officials attended the island of Hormuz and presented plans and proposals for the future of the island in the form of the Jarun Festival, which we hope most of these promises will remain as promised and will not be fulfilled.
Creating a commercial advantage, reviving border markets, reviving customs, creating women’s beaches in mangrove forests and setting up a blue carpet festival were some of the ambiguous points that seem to not only take Hormoz out of its tourist shape but also inconsistent with the nature of Hormoz ecotourism. And it can cause a lot of environmental damage.
It seems that the officials of Hormoz have confused Qeshm and Kish and are looking to implement the development model of these two islands in Hormoz; However, each region requires its own development model, a successful example of which should be seen in the port of Kong.
In the current situation, unprofessional actions not only destroy natural resources on the island of Hormuz, but also tourists will not want to visit the island in the next few years, and in this situation, cultural heritage and tourism organizations, as well as the Environment Organization should closely monitor this issue. Unfortunately, Hormoz Island does not have an institution called cultural heritage, handicrafts and tourism. He has tried his best to avoid clashes with violating individuals and organizations.

In this situation, it demands that compassionate officials, while reviewing the proposed plans, create chambers for the development of Hormoz by creating think tanks and inviting experts in this field, so that in the future, thousands of doctors will not be left in the lurch for years to keep the patient alive.