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Iranian Film Day celebrates cultural ties in Bosnia and Herzegovina
This event, organized in collaboration with various cultural and cinematic institutions, aimed to enhance cultural exchange and introduce local audiences to the rich tapestry of Iranian cinema, ILNA reported.
The Iranian Film Day unfolded as part of the Winter Cultural Festival in Konjic, showcasing a selection of four cinematic works suitable for all ages.
The event featured the screening of the acclaimed film ‘Romanticism of Emad and Tuba,’ alongside animated films ‘A Passenger from Ganora’ and ‘Dolphin Boy.’
The director of the Konjic Cultural Center praised Iranian cinema as a leading force on the global stage, producing captivating films and animations.
He described the event as a unique opportunity for the people of Konjic to deepen their understanding of Iranian culture.
Mohammad Hossein Ansari, the cultural attaché, expressed gratitude to the hosts for their efforts in strengthening the friendly relations between Iran and Bosnia. The event drew a warm reception from cultural enthusiasts, with the screenings complemented by clips showcasing Iran’s achievements across various fields.
In conjunction with the film day, a grand celebration was held at the Iranian embassy in Sarajevo to commemorate the Islamic Revolution’s anniversary. Guests received a warm welcome from Ambassador Abuzar Ebrahimi Torkaman, who conveyed greetings from the Iranian government and people.
During his address, Ebrahimi Torkaman emphasized the commitment of Iran to fostering peace and stability worldwide.
He noted, “Today, the world needs lasting peace more than ever, which has unfortunately been misused by some powerful entities.”
He reiterated Iran’s readiness to extend friendship to all who uphold ethical and humanitarian principles across the globe.
The cultural attaché also enriched the event with a bilingual infographic exhibition showcasing the achievements of the Islamic Revolution, alongside displays of Iranian handicrafts and arts. The exhibition, located at the cultural attaché’s office in Sarajevo, included the release of a booklet titled ‘Iran: A Magnificent Land’ in Bosnian, further promoting Iranian culture during this significant occasion.