Sanandaj Municipality Mobilizes Urban Facilities for National Conference of Kurdish Women

Sanandaj – The mayor of Sanandaj announced the municipality's readiness to provide part of the infrastructure and services needed for the National Conference of Kurdish Women and stressed the use of urban resources to ensure the event is held successfully.

According to Mehr reporter, Anwar Rashidi, in the coordination meeting of Kurdish women's national conference in Sanandaj on Tuesday afternoon, referring to the municipality's readiness to cooperate in holding cultural and national events, said: Sanandaj municipality has shown its support in the field of cultural programs and national events and is using all its capacities to hold the Kurdish women's conference properly.

Referring to the transportation arrangements for this conference, he added: Five buses and six vans with drivers have been planned to transport conference staff and guests in order to facilitate the movement of participants between the accommodation and the event venue.

The mayor of Sanandaj stated that Fajr Art Cultural Complex has been designated as the venue for the conference and said: The municipality will also coordinate with the organizers in terms of environment preparation, cleaning and restoration of the venue.

Rashidi continued: In the environmental advertising department, we are also ready to use the capacity of urban billboards and urban televisions to inform and publish content related to the conference. We also print and install advertising items and supply the required scaffolding to provide uniform content and coordination at the city level.

He announced the forecast of the executive and service forces for holding this event and stated: 30 physical security forces will be provided to the organizers to help ensure the order of the event and 50 security and urban affairs forces will be provided to the organizers to provide services on the day of the conference.

Referring to the municipality's experience in implementing cultural and national programs, the mayor of Sanandaj said: If more support is needed in the field of sound and other executive facilities, we are ready to cooperate with the coordination of related collections, including the art field and the General Directorate of Culture and Islamic Guidance, to meet possible needs.

Rashidi also pointed to the history of the municipality's attention to the introduction of prominent Kurdish women and said: The statue of a Kurdish woman, Fatemeh Glakhi, was installed in 1401 at the same time as the opening of the Women's Park, and the documents of that program are also available.

In the end, he emphasized the readiness of the municipality to cooperate with the organizers of the conference and added: providing accommodation and food for the guests is one of the issues that should be investigated and determined in the final coordination.