TEHRAN - The ancient port of Tis, located in Chabahar county in southeastern Iran, is set to be signed up on the Islamic Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (ICESCO) cultural heritage list.Ali Darabi, the Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage, announced the advancement on Wednesday throughout a check out to archaeological sites in Tis.The file for the ancient port of Tis has been submitted to ICESCO and is now waiting for to be assessed for [a possible] registration on its Islamic World Heritage list, Darabi stated.He emphasized the strategic significance of this registration, lining up with Irans Seventh National Development Plan, which prioritizes maritime-based development.Attracting travelers to the Chabahar region, where Tis is located, is a crucial focus for the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts.
Protecting a place for Tis on ICESCOs list would further highlight its cultural and historic significance, Darabi added.Tis, a location abundant in history and cultural significance, reflects Irans enduring connection to maritime trade and ancient civilization.
Its addition in the ICESCO list is anticipated to reinforce tourist and maintain its historic legacy for future generations, the main underlined.Chabahar is the only ocean port in Iran and the best and easiest gain access to route of the middle Asian nations to free waters.
Boasting different natural and historical destinations, Chabahar could be called one of the most underrated destinations in Iran.
In current years, various measures have been taken to promote the port as a safe and hospitable option for both domestic and foreign visitors.AM