EXHIBIRAN INTERNATIONAL Public Relations: Sarvar Bakhti; the president of ECO Cultural Institute visited from Shahr-e Aftab International Fairground.
Referring to common history between Iran and countries being members of ECO Cultural Institute, The managing director of EXHIBIRAN INTERNATIONAL Fairground; Mohammadraouf Ghaderi, expressed that we need to expand our cultural and economic relations with these countries.
Managing director of EXHIBIRAN INTERNATIONAL Fairground introduced all parts of the complex and also he mentioned about the triple strategies of Shahr-e Aftab International Fairground. “Starting and completing the second phase of Fairground in terms of transferring high profile events, exchanging the fairground to an exhibition city and becoming EXHIBIRAN INTERNATIONAL Fairground to a free zone as special industrialized region called as the three major targets of our company” Ghaderi said.
He added that EXHIBIRAN INTERNATIONAL Fairground with all the potentials is ready to cooperate with the countries which are the members of ECI in cultural and economic fields.
Following the meeting, Sarvar Bakhti said that uniqueness of this Fairground was beyond my imagination. “I firmly believe that this fairground convert to a brand one around the region based on its strategies” he said.
The president of ECO Cultural Institute mentioned about modern and special facilities of EXHIBIRAN INTERNATIONAL Fairground and he showed his interests on creating mutual projects between ECI and the complex.
It is worth to say that ECO Cultural Institute (ECI) has its headquarters in Tehran, Iran. The Institute shall also have a branch (or coordination unit) in each Member State (Iran, Tajikistan, Pakistan, Turkey, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan) which will be established in accordance with the prevailing regulations of each Member State. The branches shall function in close cooperation with the Headquarters and facilitate the implementation of the approved programs.
Public Relations and International Affairs contributed reporting.