Choghazenbil owned the document – Kajaro

Ali Darabi, Deputy Director of Cultural Heritage of the country, said:

The document, issued after continuous follow -up and intensive cooperation among various government agencies, was registered as the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Crafts on behalf of the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran. This important legal achievement has been achieved after years of continuous effort and constructive synergy with relevant institutions, especially with the continuous follow -up of the Khuzestan Province Cultural Heritage Office, in cooperation with the Directorate General of National and World Bases, the Directorate of Finance and the Khuzestan Province Documentation Office.

He added.

Special support and close cooperation at the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance’s General Property Office in this process have been the basis for this great success.

Darabi appreciated the synergy of the relevant institutions and said:

Choghazenbil is one of the most important and most important symbols of ancient Iranian civilization that requires special protection and care due to existing environmental and human threats. The issuance of this single -ber document, similar to the documents of the Golestan Palace and Takht -e -Jamshid, in recent months, not only plays a key role in determining the legal ownership of this monument, but also the basis for its legal and material support and preservation of its integrity and authenticity for future generations.

Deputy Director of Cultural Heritage added:

The Choghazenbil base has long been stepping effectively in cooperation with various institutions to maintain and maintain this unique work, and in the future this process will continue with greater strength and intensity.