Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Media Caravan Dispatched to Northwest Iran as Part of Pilgrimage to the Light Program
Yasuj - The operations commander of the Fath Corps of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad announced the dispatch of two caravans of media professionals and online activists to northwestern regions of the country.
According to Mehr reporter, Rahim Vafanjad said on Tuesday morning on the sidelines of sending two convoys of media and cyberspace activists to the northwestern regions of the country: The military complex of the Fatah Army organizes various programs throughout the year to send Rahian Noor convoys, which include traveling to the northwestern regions of the country in the summer season and sending students to the operational areas in the southern part of the country.
Referring to the change in the schedule of sending the caravans of Rahian Noor North-West this year, he added: In previous years, the planning of these camps started from May and continued until September, but this year due to war conditions, security considerations and existing restrictions, the sending of convoys was postponed to the last days of September.
The military officer of Fatah Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad stated that the time limit and implementation costs have reduced the duration of the camp, and stated: The schedule of these caravans was held for six days in the past years, but this year the duration of the camp has been reduced to four days, and for this reason, the programs have been set more intensively than in the past.
Vafanjad continued: Despite the time constraints, we have tried to consider a diverse program for the media caravan so that the participants, in addition to visiting the holy defense monuments, can also use the historical, cultural and tourism capacities of different regions.
Combination of pilgrimage, cultural and tourism programs
Explaining the itinerary of this caravan, he said: The itinerary is arranged in such a way that the participants will stop in Shahrekord and continue the journey to Kermanshah. After settling in Kermanshah, visiting the historical area of Taqbostan and the Mersad memorial is on the agenda, and then the participants will visit the Javanroud market.
Referring to the replacement of Javanroud market instead of planned programs in Kurdistan province, the military official of Fateh Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad said: Due to the security conditions, it was not possible to implement the program in some areas of the northwest, including Baneh and Sanandaj, and for this reason, Javanroud market was included in the itinerary as an alternative.
He added: In the continuation of this trip, a visit to the Hamadan War Museum and Ali Sadr Cave is also planned so that the participants, in addition to getting to know a part of the history of the Holy Defense, will also visit the historical and natural attractions of the country.
He added: Some areas, including Bazidraz and Sarpul Zahab, were also considered in the initial plans, but due to time constraints, long routes and the need to comply with security considerations, the implementation of these sections depends on the conditions and the possibility of the presence of the convoy.
The military officer of Fatah Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad emphasized the necessity of cooperation of the convoy members during the trip and stated: The compactness of the programs requires that the participants be ready for departure and visits at the designated times in order to enable the implementation of all the planned sections.
Referring to the time-consuming nature of some visits, including Ali Sadr Cave, he said: Entering the cave and using the visiting facilities requires a certain time, and the delay in the presence of the caravan members can affect the schedule of other parts of the trip. Therefore, collective cooperation and discipline are necessary for the proper implementation of programs.
Vafanjad stated that the plan for the return of the caravan has been made on Friday and stated: According to the initial schedule, it is expected that the members of the caravan will return to Yasouj on Friday evening, although the exact time of return depends on the conditions of the route and the implementation of the programs.