The international conference "World Free of Violence" is being held in Armenia in collaboration with the Cultural Attaché of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Mohammad Asadi-Moayed, the cultural attaché of Iran in Armenia, discussed the latest operational issues of this conference and the participation of foreign guests in a meeting with Mikael Hovhannisyan, the Vice-Rector of Yerevan State University.
Need for Coordination for the Conference
This meeting took place at Yerevan State University, where both sides emphasized the need for greater coordination between the university and the cultural attaché to ensure that this conference is held in an organized and appropriate manner. Asadi-Moayed appreciated the collaboration of Yerevan State University with the cultural and scientific programs of the Islamic Republic of Iran and emphasized the continuation of these collaborations.
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The cultural attaché of Iran pointed out the importance of Yerevan State University's collaborations with Iran in various fields, including Iranian studies, Persian language and literature, and history, adding: "These collaborations can help develop communications between the scientific and cultural centers of the two countries."
Goals of the "World Free of Violence" Conference
Asadi-Moayed stated that the goal of this conference is to strengthen scientific and legal dialogues about peace, justice, and human rights. He considered holding sessions with the participation of experts in international law and human rights as an opportunity for exchanging views and increasing public awareness about ways to combat oppression and violence.
He also noted that the presence of legal scholars, university professors, and researchers from Iran, Armenia, and other countries could contribute to forming a scientific and multilateral dialogue on this topic. He emphasized that universities, as centers of knowledge production and intellectual dialogue, have significant capacity for discussing such issues.
Presence of the Imam Khomeini International University Delegation
Asadi-Moayed referred to the capacities of Imam Khomeini International University in terms of accepting and granting scholarships to foreign students, conducting training courses, and exchanging faculty and students. He said: "The presence of a delegation from this university in Yerevan can facilitate the more practical implementation of the existing memorandum of understanding between the two universities."
In this meeting, the topic of the presence of guests and scientific and legal figures from Iran and eight other countries was also discussed. Mikael Hovhannisyan also expressed Yerevan State University's readiness to continue cooperation and carry out necessary coordination, referring to the international nature of the program.
Launching Iranian Books in Armenia
During this meeting, the topic of holding a ceremony to introduce and launch two books, "Literature of the Islamic Revolution" and "The Heart's Blood that Turned to Ruby," at Yerevan State University was also raised. Necessary arrangements will be made between the cultural attaché and the Iranian studies chair at the university to implement this program.
The book "Literature of the Islamic Revolution" by Mohammad Reza Torki has been published in Armenian translation with the collaboration of the Cultural Attaché of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Yerevan and was showcased at the ninth Yerevan Book Festival. "The Heart's Blood that Turned to Ruby" includes the memoirs of the martyr leader from the period of detention and exile before the Islamic Revolution of Iran, with its Armenian translation provided by a prominent Iranian studies scholar.
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