Introduced at the Sixth International Exhibition of Rural and Nomadic Capabilities

The Director-General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Markazi Province invited all enthusiasts, tourism activists and investors to visit the Markazi Province pavilion at the Sixth International Exhibition of Rural and Nomadic Capabilities and learn about the province's valuable and lesser-known tourism potential.

The Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Central Province invited the interested public, tourism activists and investors to get acquainted with the valuable and little-known tourism capacities of this province by attending the Central Province booth at the 6th International Exhibition of Rural and Nomadic Capabilities.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, Hossein Mahmoudi said today, Tuesday, October 21: Simultaneously with the celebration of the National Day of Villages and Nomads in October, the 6th International Exhibition of Rural and Nomadic Capabilities is being held with the aim of introducing the capacities, capabilities and opportunities of economic development and tourism of rural and nomadic areas.

The General Director of Tourism and Handicrafts Cultural Heritage of the Central Province added: In this event, the Central Province Pavilion has provided a valuable opportunity to introduce historical, cultural and natural attractions, rural and nomadic tourism capacities, intangible heritage, handicrafts of local communities; Capacities, a significant part of which are still unknown to tourists and travel enthusiasts.

He continued: Central Province, as the proud and famous land of Iran, with its valuable historical monuments, villages suitable for tourism, diverse natural landscapes, native rituals and traditions, and authentic arts and crafts, has wide capacities to attract tourists, develop investment, and boost the economy of local communities.

Mahmoudi stated: Attending this exhibition is an opportunity to introduce the capabilities of the province, strengthen interactions between tourism activists, create new investment opportunities and support rural and nomadic productions and businesses.

The Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of the Central Province added in the end: emphasizing the importance of introducing the lesser-known capacities of the Central Province, he invited people, tourists, economic activists, investors and those interested in culture and rural life to get to know some of the cultural, historical and tourism treasures of this land by attending the booth of the Central Province.