Iranian ministry holds welcoming ceremony for visiting Chinese tourists


  • World
  • Wednesday, 12 Apr 2023

TEHRAN, April 11 (Xinhua) -- The Iranian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism held a ceremony in the Iranian capital of Tehran on Tuesday to welcome Chinese tourists visiting the country.

The ceremony, held at the Saadabad Cultural and Historical Complex, was attended by Chinese Ambassador to Tehran Chang Hua and Ali Asghar Shalbafian, deputy Iranian minister of cultural heritage, handicrafts and tourism for tourism affairs.

In an address to the ceremony, Chang said China and Iran enjoy traditional friendship and their comprehensive strategic partnership has been developing steadily in recent years.

Noting that Iran is an ancient civilization with abundant tourism resources, Chang said he hopes that the two countries will further enhance cultural and people-to-people exchanges.

For his part, Shalbafian welcomed the Chinese tourists and assured them of being able to experience unique historical tourist attractions, rich museums, and exciting natural scenery during their stay in Iran.

In addition, the tourists would also have the opportunity to experience Iran's most important feature, which is its people's hospitality, he said.

Shalbafian also encouraged Chinese tourists to talk with Iranian people and share with their friends, relatives, and acquaintances whatever they find attractive and distinctive about Iran.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
   

Next In World

Senior Russian diplomat says possibility of new nuclear tests remains open question
Explosion damages canal feeding Kosovo's main power plants
Canada PM Trudeau to meet with Trump Friday in Florida, Globe and Mail says
BiH launches digital loan application process
North Korea leader Kim: Russia has right to exercise self defence against Ukraine
Canadian gov't to sign first modern treaty with M�tis
France on the back foot in Africa after Chadian snub
U.S. stocks close higher
Police officers arrested in Brazil for taking bribes from gold miners
Canadian major news organizations sue OpenAI

Others Also Read