Iran’s Scientific and Cultural Diplomacy Shines in Samarkand
| The participation of the Iranian delegation, led by the Minister of Science, Research and Technology and President of the Iranian National Commission for UNESCO, accompanied by Dr. Hassan Fartousi, Secretary-General of the Iranian National Commission for UNESCO, and Dr. Ahmad Pakatchi, Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of the Islamic Republic of Iran to UNESCO, in UNESCO’s 43rd General Conference in Samarkand highlighted Iran’s active and influential role in global scientific and cultural diplomacy. |
During this international event, Iran brought the voice of its culture and intellectual heritage to one of the world’s most important forums by proposing and pursuing the inscription of Bayazid Bastami and Allameh Tabataba’i on UNESCO’s list of commemorations, supporting the joint Iran–Tajikistan resolution on the Cyrus Cylinder, and emphasizing the protection of scientists and researchers.
Iran’s Latest Achievements at UNESCO: From Kashan’s Creative City Designation to Support for Gaza
The Iranian delegation’s working visit to Samarkand yielded valuable achievements for Iran’s scientific and cultural standing on the international stage. Kashan’s membership in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network in the field of architecture, strengthened regional cooperation with national commissions in other countries, and Iran’s firm support for UNESCO’s efforts to rebuild Gaza’s cultural and educational sectors demonstrate the connection between Iran’s cultural diplomacy and the principles of peace, sustainable development, and global solidarity.
