More Than 100 Women of Basaeedu Assessed for Craftsperson Cards

The Deputy for Cultural, Social and Tourism Affairs of the Qeshm Free Zone Organization announced the provision of specialized services in handicrafts, tourism and cultural heritage at the service desk in Basaeedu village.

The cultural, social and tourism deputy of the Qeshm Azad Region organization announced the provision of specialized handicrafts, tourism and cultural heritage services at the Basaeido village service desk.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, Seyyed Mehdi Mousavi Ajaq, the cultural, social and tourism vice president of the Qeshm Free Zone Organization, referring to the holding of a service desk in Basaeido village, said: In this program, more than 100 women applying for craftsman cards were evaluated in terms of handicraft works and skills.

He added: After confirming the skills and completing the necessary documents, an artisan card is issued to qualified people, and these artisan cards are valid for three years.

Mousavi Ajaq continued: In the tourism department, the applicants for setting up ecotourism residences were guided about the procedures for obtaining permits and the necessary documents so that their requests can be followed up through legal channels.

The Deputy Cultural, Social and Tourism Organization of Qeshm Azad Region also announced the expert review of Basaeido historical sites and said: During this program, field visits were made to historical sites and issues related to the cultural heritage files of this region were examined.

This service desk was held with the aim of facilitating residents' access to specialized services in the fields of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts, and in addition to the residents of Basaeido, applicants from nearby villages also attended to receive services and follow up on their requests.