Tajrish Vendor Route to Become a Cultural and Tourism Corridor
At a ceremony honoring prominent figures, museum directors, and tourism activists in Shemiranat, the Mayor of District 1 stressed organizing the vendor route around Tajrish Square and Shahrdari Street. He outlined plans to transform this axis into a cultural and tourism corridor in several phases as part of urban management efforts to improve Shemiranat's visual quality.
The mayor of Region 1, in the ceremony honoring the dignitaries, museum directors and tourism activists of Shemiran, emphasized on the organization of the widening path in the area of Tajrish Square and Shahrdari Street, and called the transformation of this axis into a tourism and cultural passage from the urban management plans to improve the visual quality of Shemiran in several phases.
According to the report of Ambassador of Arjan, Hadi Haqbein, which was held at Zaman Museum with the presence of Seyed Ahmed Alavi, member of Tehran Islamic Council, Amir Ghasemi, Head of Tourism Headquarters of Tehran Municipality, Mohammad Reza Yazdanyar, Governor of Shemiranat, Salimeh Rudaki, Social and Cultural Deputy of District 1 Municipality, etc., he considered preserving the identity of Shemiran as one of the priorities of urban management and said: The identity of the city is not limited to museums, but urban spaces can also play an effective role in preserving and transferring it to have future generations.
He added: The axis of Shahrdari Street, as one of the main and busy roads of Shemiran, will be organized in several phases, and with the collection of the wide area, it will become a tourist and cultural passage.
Haqbein also listed the regeneration of worn-out structures through local plans, attracting investors for the implementation of tourism projects and paying attention to social attachments in the implementation of urban plans, including the Shiazade terminal, as other measures of urban management.
Seyyed Ahmed Alavi also pointed to the link between culture, civilization, man and nature in Shemiran, and emphasized the necessity of protecting the intangible heritage, customs and subcultures of this area.
Referring to the decree of 1402 to support the owners of private heritage properties, he said: According to this decree, incentives such as exemption from permitted business taxes and deduction of parking and the possibility of constructing a supporting building up to 20% without paying taxes have been considered. Alavi also considered the registration of Tochal's natural landscape as one of the effective measures to protect Tehran's natural heritage, which has been achieved after four years of follow-up.
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