According to the Public Relations and International Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, at this ceremony which was held with the attendance of a number of enthusiasts of Persian culture and literature, Master Mir Jalaleddin Kazazi, referring to the status of the Persian language and literature, Iran's rich culture, and the importance of preserving the literary heritage of this land, emphasized the value and permanence of Persian poetry and its role in preserving and transmitting Iranian culture and honored the place of Master Shahriar in Persian poetry and literature.
On the sidelines of this ceremony he described the characteristics of Kish Island as having different manifestations and said: this city, this land and water, Kish; I do not hesitate to say that it is unique in itself. I have not seen any city that resembles a verdant garden; it is more of a garden than a city.
Kazazi, referring to the island's natural environment, added: fortunately in this city the number of trees and plants exceeds that of people; as if a part of paradise, I see trees in this city that I have not seen anywhere else.
At the end he counted the calm, urban order and civic culture prevailing in Kish among the prominent features of this island and stated: vehicles in this city travel very orderly and I have neither seen nor heard a car honk; motorcycles, which in many cities are accompanied by a jarring sound, in Kish are completely silent and noiseless.
This ceremony was held with the aim of preserving the Persian language and literature, honoring Master Shahriar and strengthening cultural and literary activities on Kish Island.