Iran Press/West Asia: This event aligns with the cultural year programs established between Iran and Turkey.
According to Iran Press, the exhibition featured a diverse array of cultural and artistic items, including hand-woven carpets and machine-made silk carpets.
These works exemplify the rich artistic heritage of Iran and highlight the craftsmanship of Iranian artisans.
As part of an agreement between the presidents of Iran and Turkey, the year 2025 has been designated as the cultural year for both countries. Throughout this year, Iran plans to organize various cultural exhibitions in Ankara and other major cities across Turkey, fostering deeper cultural ties between the two nations.
The exhibition not only serves as a platform for Iranian artists to showcase their work but also aims to enhance mutual understanding and appreciation of each nation's cultural heritage. By promoting artistic collaboration, both countries hope to strengthen their historical and cultural connections.
This initiative reflects a broader commitment to cultural diplomacy, emphasizing the importance of art and culture in building bridges between nations.
As Iran and Turkey continue to collaborate on cultural projects, the exhibition in Ankara marks a significant step toward a more integrated cultural relationship.
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