The meeting of the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from the historical fortress of Radio Vesaid Vego with artists and managers of Radio Show.
🔹 Ismail Baka'i, head of the Center for Public Diplomacy and spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, participated on Tuesday (today) in the historic complex of Radio Citadel.
At the beginning of this meeting, Mohsen Sohani, the general director of performing arts at the radio, gave an explanation of the history of the historic citadel of the radio since its establishment in 1319 until now. Mohsen Sohani, referring to the ground attack by America and Israel on the court building in Tehran (on the evening of Sunday, March 10, 1404), which is located near the historic Radio Citadel, noted that during that criminal ground attack, serious damage was caused to the radio building and historical objects in it, and two of the sound operators and radio producers, and his radio colleagues. Parzad Mahadavi, a police officer, was killed. The Foreign Ministry spokesman emphasized the importance of documenting the war crimes committed by the American-Israeli aggressors by honoring the memory of the slain Sadra Redai and the slain Farzad Mahdawi, and appreciating the efforts and efforts of radio program directors and artists.
The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs continued to visit the Hesht studio, which is one of the oldest radio studios and one of the historical centers of radio program production in Israel, and got to know up close some of the capabilities and the process of the artistic activity and the production of radio programs.
Another part of this program was dedicated to meeting the artists of the radio shows. The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs among the artists, referring to the permanent place of the radio in the collective memory and the memories of several generations of Iranians, saw the role of artists in the field of radio programs as irreplaceable in the promotion and protection of public culture and the Persian language and literature, and referred to the unique features of the radio programs and the power of the voice in creating the image and imagination of the audience. He appreciated the hard work of the veterans and artists of the radio show.
🔹 The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also spoke and exchanged views in a joint meeting in the presence of Mohsen Sohani, CEO of Radio Performing Arts, and Mir Taher Mazloumi, representing the artists, about using Radio Show's abilities to promote public diplomacy programs in the country.