Iran, Turkey Deal Would Return Back Historical Heritage
TEHRAN (MNA) – The cabinet meeting has permitted Cultural Heritage Organization to sign deal with Turkey to return Iran’s historical pieces back to the country.
Government official website report on Wednesday quoted a decision in the cabinet allowing Heritage Organization to have the mandate necessary to sign deals to protect historical pieces from being illegally transferred to outside of the country with Turkey.
The decision noted that Cultural Heritage Organization would carry out the tasks in coordination with deputy-president for legal affairs (international treaties affairs) and the Foreign Ministry.
Cultural Heritage Organization would pursue duties provisioned by the Cabinet decision and other related documents for three years since the inception of the decision.
Ishaq Jahangiri, first-deputy president notified the decision to Cultural Heritage Organization for further executive operations in April 7.
Government official website report on Wednesday quoted a decision in the cabinet allowing Heritage Organization to have the mandate necessary to sign deals to protect historical pieces from being illegally transferred to outside of the country with Turkey.
The decision noted that Cultural Heritage Organization would carry out the tasks in coordination with deputy-president for legal affairs (international treaties affairs) and the Foreign Ministry.
Cultural Heritage Organization would pursue duties provisioned by the Cabinet decision and other related documents for three years since the inception of the decision.
Ishaq Jahangiri, first-deputy president notified the decision to Cultural Heritage Organization for further executive operations in April 7.