Kazem Nazari: The language of art is a means of maintaining our relationship with other countries

According to Fars news agency, Kazem Nazari, Director General of Performing Arts yesterday evening (Tuesday, November 10) honored the group of reciting reciters sent to the Republic of Armenia under the leadership of Abulfazl Mirza Ahmadi.
Qamar Bani Hashem ta’zia group performed ta’zia in the last decade of the month of Safar, based on the arrangements made by the General Department of Performing Arts and the international department of this department, in the Republic of Armenia.
Kazem Nazari, at the beginning of this meeting, while wishing for the continuation of the brilliance of the artistic groups in the international sector, said: the essence of Iranianness can be seen in the art of Ta’zieh in a complete and perfect way, and the General Department of Performing Arts seeks the continuation of the performance and brilliance of this noble art and Iranian is at the international level.
He continued: Mohammad Mehdi Esmaili, the Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, has supported various forms of Ta’ziyeh during this period and pays special attention to this art, which is an auxiliary element for conveying religious concepts and issues of religious history.
The general director of performing arts thanked the Taazieh group and explained: We have recently launched a think tank in the south of Iran in the field of Taazieh and we are trying to keep the art of Taazieh as a symbol of Iranian art by setting up similar centers and with the efforts of the dear ones who They have put their life and youth in this field, the market of this art is hot not only in Iran but all over the world.
In the end, Kazem Nazari said: One of the tools that can maintain our relationship with other countries is the language of art. Art leads to healthy and correct communication with other countries and we hope that our artistic exchanges in other countries will continue.

Abolfazl Mirza Ahmadi, the head of Ta’zieh group sent to the Republic of Armenia, further thanked the general director of performing arts, international affairs and other colleagues who worked to implement this program.
He said: This performance was our honor and I tried to choose the best in different parts from music to singers to hold it.

The artists of Taizia group under the supervision of Abolfazl Mirza Ahmadi, Gholamreza Nemati (executive deputy of the General Department of Performing Arts), Esrafil Farajollahi (CEO of the Performing Arts Association) and Mozhgan Vakili (International Director of the General Department of Performing Arts) were among the other attendees of this program.
At the end, these reciters were honored with a plaque and a gift as a memorial.