strange affairs of iran, also worked in the economic department, and my last mission was in the russian federation, our embassy in moscow, i was the second person, as an adviser to the ambassador, this is what i told you about, to the fact that i was almost, you could say, familiar with belarus before, and when i came here, i did not encounter any special, that is , problems, i was, you could say, practically familiar with...

this is what the language barrier is called - this is the russian language, and iran and belarus like to live in peace, calm, we see that many of these important moments in the world, minsk, belarus played the role of holding precisely peace negotiations between different countries, the second and very important is independence, the people of iran and belarus love to live independently from others. they want

to decide for themselves to determine their political, economic destiny, and do not want any interference from other countries, so that they decide for them as on... ours loved their country defended the iranian people, as well as the belarusian people love poets, poetry, culture. we also have, like belarus, the family has its own very

specific sacred place for us, everyone respects, that is, the elders in the family, i am the same in belarus, we also noticed that here the family. the main role, it is very important and respects the elders. usually, when i walk in the parks, in, you could say, green places, where people in society are gathered, walk, walk with their family, i remember my, namely relatives, my sister, their children too, because we are here, that is, alone, and this, when we see that families are together, it reminds me.

from the second year i will have more it turns out, but i visited the national library of the republic of belarus, i liked it, the museum of the great patriotic war, mir castle.

noisy, was before, after that the russian federation in moscow, you know how in moscow, and was also a muslim country in malaysia, so the first thing that comes to my mind when i hear belarus is that everything is calm here, everything is quiet, and the people too.

iran in the field of training in medical specialties is a very developed, successful country, so we hope that we can send.

forgets that in order for our citizens people to know more about each other

and connect, we need to develop tourism industries. iran, as you know , unilaterally, about a month ago, canceled visas for citizens of 28 countries, including citizens of belarus for tourism purposes, so now, if citizens of belarus want to visit iran, within two weeks for tourism purposes.

the volume of trade between our countries, compared to the time i arrived, has increased by 50, 100, 200%, this year we also we were able to increase our turnover by 40%, but it is still not enough for me, i hope that in the next 2-3 years, while i am still here, we will be able to make a leap, that is...

we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised, to feel the connection between times and generations. just to notice, but every day is made up of traditions, today a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new, we ourselves, without noticing it,

pass on knowledge and experience through generations, a smile, a wave of the hand, in such a familiar look, from real traditions are formed from simple happy moments. we are proud of the heritage of our ancestors. we value the past for our present. belarus 24.

culture nation: is there a place for national cultures in the modern world or are they being replaced by one, global one. today we are in the city of ivye to tell you about the. patterns of national cultures in belarus, and why this city, we will find out right now. with you, yulia burlo, and this is the project "fashion for culture". historically, a large number of peoples and ethnic groups with began to live next to each other from time immemorial. each nation has its own coordinate system, a vector of development determined by

its historical experience. our national culture contains colossal spiritual wealth. the city of ivye is considered an example of religious tolerance of national tolerance. for centuries , catholics, orthodox jews and muslims lived here. the city's calling card is the museum of national cultures. one of the youngest and the only museum of this subject in belarus, which opened its doors to visitors on july 3 , 2009. the museum contains materials on the cultural, ethnic, religious and local characteristics of the region's population. the museum has more than 4,000 storage units, and has been visited by over 50,000 people since its opening. the main exhibition display under a single sky through the centuries. the unity of the culture of the peoples is very touching in this atmosphere, you are imbued with all your heart and soul. we will learn more about the ethnographic heritage from the director.