Pakistan's New Consul General Visits Naderi Cultural-Historical Complex in Mashhad

Majid Khan Lodhi, the new Consul General of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Mashhad, visited the Naderi Cultural-Historical Complex today and became acquainted with some of its historical, cultural and handicraft capacities.

The new Consul General of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Mashhad, Mr. Majed Khan Lodhi, visited the rare cultural and historical complex today and got to know closely some of the historical, cultural and handicraft capacities of this complex.

According to the report of Arya Heritage reporter, Majed Khan Lodhi today, Tuesday 21 October 1405, while attending the tomb of Nader Shah Afshar, pointed out the historical place of this Iranian king and by recalling the reflection of Nader Shah's services and actions in the history books of Pakistan, he emphasized the importance of recognizing the historical and cultural commonalities of the two countries.

The new Consul General of Pakistan visited the tomb of martyr Colonel Mohammad Taqi Khan Pesian, honored the memory of this historical figure and visited the handicraft booth of the complex.

In this section, Majed Khan Lodhi got acquainted with examples of arts and handicraft products, which are a manifestation of the cultural and artistic capacities of the region.

Also, Mohammad Kazem Radmanesh, director of the Naderi Historical Cultural Complex of Mashhad, stated that this complex, as one of Mashhad's historical attractions, besides having a special place in the introduction of Iran's history, has a valuable capacity for developing cultural tourism and strengthening interactions between nations.

He added: The visit of diplomatic personalities to this complex can be the basis for introducing more of Iran's historical and cultural heritage and expanding the mutual understanding of nations.