The Iranian Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, Mohammad-Mahdi Esmaili, highlighted the government’s efforts to improve the infrastructure of the cinema industry in Zahedan. From increasing the number of cinemas to implementing new regulations that prioritize the interests of artists, significant progress has been made. Esmaili emphasized the importance of aligning the cinema field with national interests and promoting job security in the industry.
He also mentioned the recent approval of the music document by the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, which addresses various issues in the cultural sector. Additionally, an upcoming cultural and artistic institution in Yazd is set to open, boasting a state-of-the-art hall that surpasses international standards.
Ladan Taheri, CEO of the Iranian National Cinematheque, expressed pride in the establishment of an independent building for the organization. She described the Iranian National Cinematheque as a symbol of hope, patience, and resistance, reflecting the resilience of the Iranian cinema industry.