The members of Tehran City Council expressed their opinions regarding the tourism and historical situation of Tehran.
According to the report of jahanegardesh, quoted by ISNA, after listening to the report of the Minister of Heritage and Tourism, the members of the Tehran City Council expressed their opinions. Ahmed Alavi, the head of the Council’s Cultural Heritage Committee, stated that the task of integrated management of the city’s museums should be determined. Tehran Tourism It will not succeed unless there is an integrated management of its museums and tourist attractions.
Stating that the residents of areas 6, 11 and 12 are being harassed due to the issue of the privacy and heritage rules of ancient monuments, he said: “We are afraid of the day when the bitter experience of the Garden Law will be repeated and the owner will immediately seek to destroy the property until it acquires a heritage value.” . Because the conditions of construction in the privacy of heritage works are difficult and it is not economical for the owner, and these problems must be solved.
Aghamiri also said: It is suggested that a joint working group be established between the city administration and the Ministry of Cultural Heritage to solve the problems of the privacy of historical places and promote tourism.
Further, Sharbiani stated that the people living around the heritage sites are in trouble, because they are not allowed to build at height, so they are not attractive for renovation, he said: “The re-identity of Tehran is new, but the appreciation of its several thousand-year-old historical monuments is rightly appreciated.” It is not known. In such a way that these works are not in good condition at the moment.
Abbasi also stated that more than 50% of area 12 is a heritage area and the construction in it is waiting for the cultural heritage inquiry, she said: sometimes a case waits for several months for the cultural heritage inquiry and this is not true.
She stated that so far 300 plaques with heritage value have been identified in Tehran, 80 of which have been purchased by the municipality, and said that the municipality can no longer afford to buy these historical places and cultural heritage should help.
Emphasizing that a magnificent collective museum should be created in Tehran, Abbasi continued: She should see the cultural heritage organization of the municipality as her colleague and not as a competitor.
Eqararian also stated that Tehran needs new tourism spaces and said: Tourism capacities around Tehran are being destroyed and we must guide tourism from being luxurious and expensive to becoming cheaper.
Emphasizing that Tehran’s branding issue should be planned, Mandaripour continued: “Registering historical places is a good thing, but many of these places need attention and need to be renovated.”
Maitham Muzafar also stated that according to the approval of the Cabinet of Ministers, all the devices should be connected to the integrated licensing system and after 15 working days they should answer the queries, he said: But we see that it takes three to four months for heritage inquiries to issue a license. .
Emphasizing the creation of a joint working group, Soleimani said: In the detailed plan, Region 1 is recognized as a tourism region and it is necessary to work for local, regional and national tourism.
Emphasizing attention to the transportation of tourists, Takshiri Hashemi added: The Basra-Khorramshahr railway track has been abandoned for a year, and it seems that this matter should be taken into consideration and attention should also be paid to pilgrimage and medical tourism.
Nad Ali also emphasized on the importance of Islamic Revolution tourism.
Sarvari, Deputy Chairman of Tehran City Council, emphasized the need to determine the privacy of the fabric around the cultural heritage and said: A bathroom built underground has privacy, and we have a reason to question why this bathroom, which is in the underground space, should have privacy and this However, cultural heritage is for the people and they should not be deprived of their rights, otherwise their rights and rights should be provided elsewhere.
According to this report, at the end, Mehdi Chamran said: Be careful that some of these prohibitions for historical monuments are determined by the World Heritage Organization and have nothing to do with the interior ministries.
Based on this report, Sudeh Najafi also asked the Minister of Tourism to pay attention to the issue of medical tourism and form a working group with the presence of the municipality, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Tourism.
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