Official Stresses Dissemination of Razavi Culture in International Arena

IQNA – An Iranian cultural official said efforts will be made to prepare the ground for the international promotion of the Razavi culture.

Hojat-ol-Islam Hamid Reza Arbab Soleimani, the Quran and Etrat deputy of the Culture and Islamic Guidance Ministry, made the remark in a recent meeting held to discuss interaction with the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO) and the Imam Reza (AS) International Foundation on the upcoming programs of the Imam Reza (AS) International Festival.

He stressed forming a special advisory council to strengthen the international sector of the Imam Reza Foundation (AS) as a necessary and strategic measure.

The foundation’s connection and interaction with international organizations, both inside and outside the country, can play an effective role in promoting international activities, the cleric stated.

It is appropriate for the Razavi culture to be throughout in the international sector throughout the year, and experts in this field to be identified, selected, and consulted with, he said.

“The Razavi Youth Forum with various orientations should be active abroad. It will be strengthened in the not-too-distant future by arranging appropriate human resources for the Razavi International Festival. If these youth are placed in the spiritual atmosphere of Astan Quds Razavi, we will witness positive developments and changes.”

Hojat-ol-Islam Arbab Soleimani also said it is necessary to hold memorial and commemoration ceremonies for the Razavi servants who have passed away, and to also honor the Razavi servants abroad.

At the meeting, Farshid Fallah, CEO of the Imam Reza (AS) International Foundation, presented new proposals to strengthen the capacities of international activities centered on the Razavi teachings, emphasizing the necessity of forming a joint working group with ICRO.

He stated that the purpose of this cooperation is to enhance the foundation’s overseas programs.

“We will have precise planning and prioritization for international activities, and we will use modern methods that are appropriate to current conditions.”

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