Category: International Diplomat

In the contemporary global context, characterized by intensified transnational interactions and the increasing pluralism of identities, understanding cultural mechanisms that facilitate interethnic cohesion is of pivotal importance. This study employs a descriptive-analytical methodology and draws upon authoritative scholarly sources to elucidate how Nowruz, as an intangible cultural heritage, can contribute to strengthening intercultural bonds among nations. The theoretical framework of this research is anchored in the concepts of cultural memory, cultural capital, and transnational identity, which provide analytical tools…

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In recent years, conversations about religion in Iran have become more layered and complex. While Islam remains deeply rooted in the country’s culture and daily life, I have also noticed a growing curiosity—especially among some younger Iranians—about pre-Islamic traditions, including Zoroastrianism. What I have observed is often described as a “return,” but to me it feels less like a return to a religion and more like a search for identity, history, and personal meaning. Through time, I have met…

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