No: 26910| Thursday, February 27, 2025| 11:48 PM| Visit: 26

Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Abdol-Hossein Khosrowpanah, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, emphasized during a seminar at Aligarh Muslim University in India that the relations between Iran and India could serve as a bridge for fostering regional and international cooperation in scientific and cultural domains.
the Iranian Studies Research Institute at Aligarh Muslim University organized a symposium titled "India-Iran Relations" with the participation of Hojjat al-Islam wal-Muslimin Khosrowpanah. In his speech, the Secretary of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution analyzed the cultural, historical, and political dimensions of the ties between the two countries and highlighted opportunities for deepening regional and international cooperation.
 
Professor Khosrowpanah stated that Iran-India relations have historically been marked by profound cultural and civilizational influences and can play a pivotal role in advancing regional and global partnerships. He added, "These relations, enriched by a long history, provide a suitable platform for achieving shared objectives in cultural, scientific, and political arenas."
 
The Secretary of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution also underscored the role of this council in facilitating and strengthening bilateral ties, noting that the Islamic Republic of Iran, leveraging its cultural and scientific capacities, can enhance collaboration with India across various fields.
 
The event, held at the Sir Syed Academy Hall of Aligarh Muslim University, was attended by prominent figures including Professor Na'eema Khan, Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University; Professor Mohammad Othman Ghani, Head of the Persian Studies Center at Aligarh Muslim University; and Dr. Ali-Reza Habibi, Deputy of Tehran’s Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization.
 

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