Tuyserkan Historic Bazaar to Be Reorganized

With the presence of the Tuyserkan governor, experts from the Cultural Heritage Deputy of the Hamadan Provincial Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts General Directorate, a municipality representative, a representative of the Water and Wastewater Department, a representative of shopkeepers and merchants, and the director of the county's Cultural Heritage Office visited the Tuyserkan historic bazaar.

In the presence of Tuiserkan Governor, cultural heritage experts of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Hamadan province, a representative of the municipality, a representative of the Water and Sewerage Department, a representative of businesses and bazaars, and the director of the cultural heritage department of the city, a visit was made to the historical market of Tuiserkan.

According to the report of the Aria Heritage reporter, during the visit of the governor of Tuiserkan and the experts of the deputy cultural heritage of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Hamadan province, which was carried out on Tuesday 21 Mehr, with the focus on examining the current situation of the historical market and inter-institutional coordination to organize this valuable complex, the condition of the floor, roof, issues of organizing electric and telecommunication cables, water pipes and energy sources of the market were closely examined.

Hamidreza Heidari, the deputy of cultural heritage of Hamadan province, stated on the sidelines of this visit: The plan for the organization of the historical market of Toisarkan has been prepared by the cultural heritage and presented to the municipality for implementation.

He added: Considering the mission of this deputy in monitoring historical monuments, securing the vulnerable points of the market is on the agenda and preserving the originality of the market along with solving infrastructure problems is our main priority.

Heydari emphasized: coordination and interaction between institutions and the cooperation of businessmen and marketers can speed up the implementation of this plan and turn the historical market of Tuiserkan into one of the important cultural tourism destinations of the region.

Mehdi Garhami, the governor of Tuiserkan, also emphasized the necessity of the cooperation of all executive bodies and said: organizing the historical market of Tuiserkan requires collective determination and the bodies must present a schedule for the implementation of the project in full coordination.

While appreciating the authorities' attention to the historical market, the representative of Kasbeh and Bazarian demanded to speed up the implementation of the project and respect the rights of the marketers and said: organizing the market helps to attract tourists and preserve the authenticity of this complex while maintaining the prosperity of the business.

At the end of the visit, it was decided to form a coordinating working group for the organization of Tuiserkan historical market with the secretary of the cultural heritage department and the membership of the municipality, water and sewerage department, electricity department, telecommunications and business representatives and follow up the resolutions of the meeting on a continuous basis.