TEHRAN - Zurab Pololikashvili, the Secretary-General of the UN Tourism, formerly called UNWTO, visited the Iranian structure throughout the opening of the 45th International Tourism Trade Fair aka FITUR 2025 in Madrid, Spain.The see highlighted Irans varied tourism potential and its abundant cultural heritage on the worldwide phase, according to a declaration by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts.Pololikashvili checked out the pavilions screens and engaged with today Iranian officials, including Mohammad-Hossein Hejazi, Advisor to the Minister of Cultural Heritage, and Shahab Malmir, representative and head of public relations for the Touring and Automobile Club of Iran.During the see, Pololikashvili appreciated Irans abundant cultural heritage and natural diversity, highlighting the value of global cooperation in enhancing the international tourist industry.
He likewise declared the UN Tourisms support for sustainable tourism tasks in Iran, acknowledging the nations function in promoting cultural and sustainable tourism in the region.The Iranian pavilion attracted considerable attention with its multimedia presentations showcasing the countrys historical, cultural, and natural landmarks.FITUR, among the worlds premier tourist exhibitions, provides a platform for countries and tourism-related companies to promote their capabilities and offerings.
Irans structure, provided under the slogan Iran, Land of History and Nature, stood out as a significant attraction at the event.The event functions as a distinct opportunity for nations to get in touch with global stakeholders and showcase their tourist capacity.
With its exceptional involvement this year, Iran highlighted its commitment to enhancing worldwide collaboration and promoting its cultural treasures to an international audience.AM
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