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Fatemiyoun Pavilion representing the culture and history of Afghanistan in the thirty-fifth International Book Fair
2024-05-09 17:24
Mohammad Nabi Asadi, Afghan Representative of Fatemiyoun Pavilion and Undergraduate Student of Tehran University in Business Administration, attended the Tehran International Book Fair for the second time. He presents 120 Book titles in the fields of history, culture, Afghan literature, and economy, as well as several books on the subject of introducing Fatemiyoun and the story of their emergence and jihad.
He discussed cultural diplomacy between Iran and Afghanistan by expressing the hardships of the government of Afghanistan today, which caused the lack of ease in the education system, especially for girls, the closure of some publications, and restrictions on their powers. He continued that although cultural relations are influenced by government policy, as an Afghan who is representing Fatemiyoun and the Afghan culture, he tries to introduce and improve the true face of the Afghan people and Fatemiyoun. By holding this pavilion, he is making an effort to establish cultural relations based on many similarities between these two nations.
The final statement of the representative of Fatemiyoun pavilion is that one of his goals is to be presented as an educated cultural figure rather than a combatant, Although he believes that he is still a fighter, the difference is that instead of a gun, he holds a pen here to write the history of peace between the two nations.
