According to the Public Relations and International Affairs of the Kish Free Zone Organization, on the evening of Wednesday, 20 Aban, Kish City Hall hosted one of the most popular Iranian music performances. The concert of Homayoun Shajarian accompanied by the music group "Siavash", as part of the "Wherever You Are" tour, was met with exceptional audience reception and created a spiritual and artistic atmosphere along the island's shoreline.
Simultaneous with the commemoration of Kish Day and in line with strengthening the island's cultural and artistic programs, the Kish Free Zone Organization, by holding the "Wherever You Are" concert performed by Homayoun Shajarian, created an enthusiastic space of authentic Iranian music for tourists and Kish residents. At the end of this prestigious event, Mohammad Kabiri, CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization, in a symbolic act, presented an honorary Kish residency card to this prominent artist to cement the link between enduring art and Kish's cultural capacities.
The CEO of the Kish Free Zone Organization at this ceremony, referring to the importance of reviving major artistic events, stated: We are very pleased that after a pause in staging prestigious performances, Kish City Hall has once again become the host for lovers of authentic music with the presence of an artist like Homayoun Shajarian. The presence of prominent artists in Kish not only provides an opportunity to create memorable moments for tourists, but also highlights the island's cultural capacities at an international level.
He also, emphasizing the organization's policies in supporting cultural industries, added: Presenting the Kish residency card to Homayoun Shajarian is an indication of the link between art and the island's cultural heritage. We believe that the continuation of holding such high-quality events will establish Kish as one of the main hubs of cultural tourism in the region.
The holding of this concert, which was performed in two sessions, demonstrated the vitality of cultural programs during Kish Week and the island's ability to host top-level national events.