Where does the income of the Museums of the Mostazafan Foundation spend?

Quoted by ISNA; The Mostazafan Foundation is currently responsible for managing about 5 museums in the country, and given the amount of these museums for the Iranian audience from about 2 to 6 thousand tomans, and the rate is calculated for the foreign visitors of the 5,000 Tomans, the question is how the revenue of these museums is and how the museums are. What is the policy of the Oppressed Foundation? Hamid Reza Soleimani, director of the Institute for Museums affiliated with the Mostazafan Foundation, said:

We have a supportive regulation that is different from other target groups, and we have discounts, such as for the children of deprived schools, visiting the Museums of the Mostafafan Foundation is generally free, and even from other parts of the country to visit, travel costs.

At the same time, he said:

The cost of maintaining the museum and the current costs, however, is high, and the ticket cost is not as high as the current cost and repair. Certainly the Foundation of the Oppressed will help this section. We assure that the need for help in the museums is also done well.

Soleimani added:

Apart from this, we have a design called the “Museum of Museum” that we are trying to implement in remote spaces where it is difficult to travel.

The director of the Museums of the Mostazafan Foundation explained in response to the question of how the disadvantaged and the weak people benefit from such a plan:

We were supposed to implement a mobile museum design for people who could not visit museums and access these spaces. For this reason, in deprived areas, villages and areas outside the city that are not able to get acquainted with Iranian culture, cultural heritage education is given. These designs are implemented from the museum’s income section. We have the modeling of the works and we try to introduce children and adolescents in the villages to the replica of monuments and introduce the culture of these works as an intangible and intangible heritage.

The Foundation for the Oppressed of the Islamic Revolution was formed in March of this year with the aim of acquiring the assets of the Pahlavi dynasty and their affiliates for the disadvantaged and the weak.