TEHRAN – Dr. Sard S. Khan, president of the Eco-Cultural Institute (ECI), visited Mirad Tower and many cultural attractions in Tehran on Wednesday.
During his visit, he expressed his praise for the country’s cultural richness and its achievements in modern architecture, the IRNA reported.
A researcher in the field of history and a deep interest in cultural heritage, Khan visited various parts of Mirado Tower, including an observation platform with panoramic views of Tehran city, where he thanked him for holding a culturally artistic exhibition.
He expresses his sincere congratulations on the occasion of Knowles and hopes for continued harmony and prosperity throughout the eco region.
The visit highlighted the sustainable relationships of the Eco-Cultural Institute with cultural heritage in the host country, highlighting its commitment to promote common values and strengthening regional unity.
Economic Cooperation Organizations are intergovernmental organizations that promote economic, technical and cultural cooperation between member states.
Other member states of the organization founded by Iran, Pakistan and Turkey in 1985 include Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
ECOs are a successful and promising regional organisation, and Iran has serious interest in strengthening intra-regional cooperation and promoting the ECO’s status as an effective regional mechanism for economic ties.
The organization’s international position is growing.
The importance of the organization became more clear when the United Nations approved in 1985 to become an observer member of the United Nations, as well as an organisation of Islamic cooperation.
The Eco Region protects more than 460 million residents, expands over 8 million square kilometres of land, connects north to the south, south, east to the west, from Asia to Europe and Eurasia to the Arab world. Eco, made up of some Caucasus, South, West and Central Asian countries, is one of the oldest intergovernmental organizations.
The establishment and fundamental goal of the organization is to create appropriate and fostering conditions for the continued promotion of sustainable economic development in the region, aiming for the joint welfare and welfare of Member States.
Eco broadened its cooperative partnership structure in the early 1990s, welcoming five Central Asian countries, including Afghanistan and the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Islamic Republic, and the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, the Republic of Azikistan. member.
ECO countries with shared cultural and historical affinities in mind appear ready, accepted and approaching to complement each other, and enhance collaboration between action and outcome-oriented motivations to achieve the perceived targets of greater connectivity and integration of the region.
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