Culture Minister, Media Deputy Visit Seyed Farid Ghasemi + Video
Culture and Islamic Guidance Minister Seyed Abbas Salehi, accompanied by Mohammadreza Norouzpour, the ministry's Deputy for Media and Advertising, met and held talks with Seyed Farid Ghasemi, writer, press history researcher and communications professor, at his home on Wednesday evening, October 14.
Seyyed Abbas Salehi, Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, along with Mohammadreza Nowrozpour, the deputy of media affairs and publicity of this ministry, met and talked with Seyed Farid Ghasemi, author, press history researcher and communication professor, on the evening of Wednesday, October 22.
According to the report of Ambassador Arjan Seyed Abbas Salehi, on Wednesday evening (October 22), he visited the house of Seyed Farid Ghasemi, a writer, researcher and professor of communication, and had a conversation with him.
Mohammad Reza Nowrozpour, Vice President of Media Affairs and Publicity, and Niknam Hosseinipour, Advisor to the Minister and Head of Public Relations and Information Center of the Ministry of Culture, were present in this meeting.
Mohammad Reza Nowrozpour, the deputy of media affairs and publicity of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, in this meeting, referring to Seyyed Farid Ghasemi's personal and professional characteristics, said: "Master Farid Ghasemi has very unique characteristics that are not limited to one or two or three. First of all, he is an honorable person."
Referring to the history of book fairs in Iran, Seyed Farid Ghasemi added: "The book fair held in the fall of 1366 under the title of "Islamic Culture and Civilization" was the first book fair after a gap of one and a half years. In May 1368, a book exhibition was held at the place of international exhibitions, and for this reason, the previous exhibition was considered the first period and the next exhibition was considered the second period.
Seyedfarid Ghasemi is a writer and researcher born in 1343 in Khorram Abad, studied journalism and has a master's degree in librarianship and information, information science and epistemology.
He is referred to as "the memory of the Iranian press" and "the honor of the journalism profession". Ghasemi was awarded the first badge of Iran's Journalists.