Heidari, an educational expert, addressed the status of traditional Iranian rituals in a specialized meeting and expressed concern about the fading of these traditions in the global space. He emphasized the importance of preserving and introducing these values in the digital age and stated that specialists should be utilized to introduce these traditions to new generations.
Challenges of Iranian Traditions in the Modern World
Heidari continued by stating that in the modern world, our authentic traditions are at risk of being forgotten due to insufficient attention to them. Referring to rituals such as Nowruz and Yalda Night, he said: “Our traditions, as part of our cultural identity, must be preserved, and this requires collective effort and special attention from officials.”
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The Necessity for Officials to Familiarize Themselves with Modern Tools
This educational expert, in another part of his speech, referred to the important role of technology in introducing and preserving traditions. He stated that in the digital age, using modern tools can greatly assist in recognizing and promoting Iranian culture. Heidari added: “If officials become familiar with these tools, they can help improve the status of Iranian traditions and rituals and thereby guide the younger generation towards cultural values.”
He also mentioned the necessity of creating educational and media campaigns to introduce these traditions and said: “Producing engaging and informative content can attract the attention of young people and encourage them to preserve traditions.”
Ultimately, Heidari emphasized that preserving these rituals not only helps strengthen national identity but also creates deeper connections among different generations. He called on all cultural and social institutions to collaborate and take effective steps to keep these values alive.
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