'Together for Iran' Session Held in Mazandaran to Strengthen Dialogue with NGOs

The Deputy for Tourism of the Mazandaran Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Administration announced the regular holding of 'Together for Iran' sessions aimed at issue-focused dialogue with civil society and leveraging the capacity of non-governmental organizations.

The Deputy Director of Tourism of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Crafts of Mazandaran announced the regular holding of "together for Iran" meetings with the aim of problem-oriented dialogue with the civil society and utilizing the capacity of non-governmental organizations.

According to the reporter of Aria Heritage, Mehdi Eshaghi, on Monday, October 20, 1405, at the "Together for Iran" meeting, which was held with the presence of non-governmental organizations in the meeting hall of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage in Mazandaran, referring to the directive issued by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts for holding "Together for Iran" meetings, he stated: Based on the approvals of this meeting, it was decided to hold dialogue sessions with non-governmental organizations with the aim of examining the issues and challenges of the three The field of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts will be held twice every month.

The deputy director of tourism of Mazandaran General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, emphasizing the necessity of using the scientific and research capacities of universities, added: using the power of universities in executive and research sectors related to all three fields of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts was on the agenda.

Referring to the role of non-governmental organizations in advancing the goals of these meetings, he said: the associations should send their plans, including the time of the meetings, performance reports and posters needed to inform the meetings to the General Office so that necessary measures can be taken in this regard.

Ishaghi pointed out: The continuous holding of these meetings and the strengthening of interaction between the general administration, universities, and non-governmental organizations can lay the groundwork for more accurate identification of issues, use of expert views, and more effective participation of civil society in the development and promotion of cultural heritage, tourism, and handicraft programs of the province.