Iranian Vice President Hassan Mousavi, head of the Cultural Heritage and Tourism Organization, will arrive in Azerbaijan on September 5, according to IRNA agency.
On September 6-7 Mousavi will participate in the international conference on "A Taste of the Silk Road: cooking, culture and tourism," organized by Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, World Tourism Organization (WTO), and Azerbaijan’s Association of Tourism.
According to the same source, Mousavi will deliver a letter from the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to President Ilham Aliyev.
Participation of the Secretary General of WTO, Taleb Rifai, reporters and experts of the organization, senior officials from national organizations of the WTO member-countries, representatives of local and foreign governmental and non-governmental organizations, and representatives of the world's leading media, is expected.
The Iranian embassy in Baku was unable to give Turan agency other details of the visit and the program of the vice president. -02D-
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